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Tunisia Reaffirms Full and Unconditional Support to Palestinian Cause2 min read

By Contributing Editor October 7, 2023
Written by Contributing Editor October 7, 2023
Tunisia supports Palestine

Tunisia has affirmed its full and unconditional support for the Palestinian people in their battle against the Israeli occupation.

In a press release, the Tunisian Presidency reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to the Palestinian people, recalling that what some media refer to as the “Gaza lid” is in fact Palestinian territory that has been under Zionist occupation for decades.

The right of the Palestinian people to reclaim their territory and reestablish their sovereignty over the entirety of Palestine is affirmed by Tunisia. This includes the establishment of an independent state with Jerusalem, the first qibla and third sacred city in Islam, as its capital.

To stand with the Palestinian people, Tunisia appeals to the conscience of the international community and recalls the massacres committed by the Zionist adversary against our Arab people in Palestine and throughout the country.

The atrocities committed by the enemy in numerous locations, including Dir Yassin, Sheikh village, Kafr Qasim, Khan Younis, Al-Aqsa Mosque, and Abraham Mosque, must not be forgotten by the entire world. Additionally, it must not overlook the hundreds of thousands of people who have been displaced from their residences and whose land has been degraded.

The international community is also urged by Tunisia to fulfill its historical obligations by putting an end to the ruthless occupation of the entire Palestinian territory and imploring the Zionist occupiers to uphold the rights of the Palestinian people, which is in flagrant violation of all religious and religious laws. principles of humanity.


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