Massacre of humanitarian aid workers: Israel more dangerous than Nazi Germany
Pars Today - The United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) has condemned the Zionist regime's massacre of medical personnel and humanitarian aid workers in the Gaza Strip.
The OHCHR has strongly criticized the killing and detention of medical personnel in Gaza by the Zionists, stating that the massacre and arrest of medical staff in Gaza will have severe consequences for the residents of this region.
According to Pars Today, since the start of the Gaza war on October 7, 2023, reports indicate that at least 500 humanitarian aid workers have been killed in attacks by the Israeli regime's army on this region.
According to a statement by the office, this massacre has been carried out in the context of organized and targeted attacks by the Israeli army on hospitals and other medical centers, in clear violation of the laws of war and humanitarian law.
The latest atrocity occurred on Tuesday morning, when the Zionist regime bombed the Gaza Strip, martyring "Fadi al-Wadia", a staff member of Doctors Without Borders.
Doctors Without Borders condemned the crime in a statement, saying that this was the sixth member of their organization killed in Israeli operations in the Gaza Strip since the start of the war.
The Israeli regime, with the all-out support of Western countries, has launched a new large-scale massacre against the defenseless and oppressed Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank since October 7, 2023.
According to the latest reports, over 37,000 Palestinians have been martyred and more than 85,000 injured in the Zionist regime's attacks on Gaza.
The Israeli regime was established in 1917 with the design of British colonialism and through the migration of Jews from various countries to Palestinian territory, and its existence was declared in 1948. Since then, various plans for mass killings have been carried out to genocide the Palestinian people and occupy their entire territory.
Key phrases: Israeli crimes in Gaza, Targeting of hospitals in Gaza, Situation of medical personnel in Gaza, Israel and the UN, Human Rights Council
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