[World Wide Web Reporter Li Ziyu] According to a report by Iran's Mehr News Agency on October 29, Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Bagae strongly condemned Israel's violation of the ceasefire agreement reached with the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) and resumption of attacks on the Gaza Strip. Air strikes.
“The attacks by the Zionist regime’s ruthless opponent in Gaza over the past 24 hours, which were carried out on direct orders from the prime minister and were a serious violation of the ceasefire agreement, are another sign of the regime’s intention to continue its genocide against the Palestinians,” he said.
Reported that Bagae called on all governments to stop Israel's crimes and punish them in accordance with the United Nations Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide. Bagae said that with the full support of the United States for Israel, serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law continue to exist in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. He added that the ceasefire guarantors have a special responsibility to curb the "Zionist regime" from inciting war and genocide.
Hamas denied the violation of the ceasefire agreement.The Israeli army said in another statement earlier on October 29 that it had resumed the ceasefire agreement after striking targets related to the Gaza Strip. However, after the Israeli army announced the resumption of the ceasefire agreement, an airstrike on a target in the north of the Gaza Strip on the same evening. The Gaza Health Department said that at least 104 people were killed by military attacks from the escalation of the situation on the night of 28 to noon on the 29th.
Diyarik, spokesman for United Nations Secretary-General Guterres, said on October 29 that Guterres "strongly condemned" Israel's air strike on Gaza civilians on the 28th, causing casualties, including many children. United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Türk said reports of so many deaths were shocking and he called on all parties not to let peace "slip through our hands." The European Commission, Britain, Germany and other countries on the 29th called on all parties to the Gaza conflict to continue to abide by the ceasefire agreement.