Category: Media Center

Date:23 Jun 2023

The environment of the report (the situation of human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories – the purpose of the report – the divisions of the report):

During the year 2022, the crisis of the Palestinian political system continued, the absence of democracy, the disruption of elections, the dominance of the executive authority over the judiciary, the continued dissolution of the Legislative Council, the ineffectiveness of the institutions of liberation organizations, the continuation of the state of exclusivity and exclusion in the political system, and the absence of local and student elections in the Gaza Strip the executive authority encroached on rights and freedoms, especially in the wake of the murder of activist Nizar Banat in the West Bank, while the disastrous humanitarian situation in the sector remained the same. This exacerbated the human rights crisis in the Palestinian territories, which involves the weakness of human and peoples’ rights guaranteed in international conventions.

The cessation of the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip, which lasted for three days and stopped in August 2022, revealed horrific scenes of Israeli crimes committed against Palestinian civilians in the Gaza Strip, where the Israeli military occupation forces deliberately and systematically targeted the debtors, and their civilian properties, especially residential homes located in densely populated neighborhoods, with the aim of killing children and women, displacing thousands of families, and causing severe material damage to the residential surroundings of these facilities.

According to the latest statistics issued by the Palestinian Ministry of Health, 56 people, including 19 children, were killed in the Israeli military attacks on the Gaza Strip, and hundreds were injured, In addition to widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure; In addition, the occupation authorities have continued to impose collective sanctions and restrictions on the Gaza Strip for about 16 years in a row, by closing the crossings and preventing the passage of goods and citizens, including the Palestinian patients, who prevented nearly 8,000 patients from traveling to receive the necessary treatment in hospitals outside the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli blockade and the subsequent punitive measures in the Gaza Strip aggravated the situation, making nearly a third of the Palestinian families in the Gaza Strip suffer from food insecurity, and raising the poverty rate, which reached 75%, of whom 34% are below the poverty line, and the unemployment rate in the Gaza Strip reached more than 56%, most of whom are young people, especially university graduates, with about 70% of them, and proportion of food insecure is over 80%, in addition, there are multiple crises related to electricity and drinkable water shortages, health and education sector crises and other critical sectors, as well as power outages for about 12 hours a day, which have a significant impact on various other critical sectors.

During 2022, field killings of 178 West Bank citizens escalated markedly during raids on villages, cities and camps in the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem, as well as on roadblocks.

During 2022, arbitrary arrests has wildly increased, thousands of civilians in the West Bank and approximately 107 civilians in the Gaza Strip, most of whom were detained at crossings around the occupation of detention points; the Israeli occupation forces continue to pursue oppressive policies against Palestinian detainees with a view to undermining their dignity, through a policy of physical and psychological torture and deliberate medical neglect in Israeli prisons and detention centers, which have claimed the lives of 333 Palestinian prisoners in detention in the Israeli prisons.

The year 2022 was the worst in settlement incursion in the cities of the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem, with data indicating a high rate of forced confiscation of land and property in favor of the implementation of settlement projects, including the expansion of settlement outposts, according to civil and international human rights organizations, 45% of the total area of the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem has been confiscated for a war crime described and completed in accordance with the established provisions of international humanitarian law, notably Geneva conventions in 1949.

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Date:30 Dec 2022

Press Release

An appeal to international bodies from 140 human rights organizations

The undersigned human rights organizations express their strong condemnation of the murder of the Palestinian martyr prisoner Nasser Abu Hamid behind the iron bars of Zionist racism, which exposes the fate that Israel is preparing for Palestinian prisoners in general and for the sick among them, in particular.

It is well known that Israel has broken all criminal records against the Palestinian people during a period of 74 years, that is, from the Great Nakba in 1948 to the present day. A crime that goes beyond the limits of imagination. That in addition to being the only state in the world that keeps the bodies of many Palestinians whom it kills under torture while humiliating their families, it continues to torture sick prisoners until they die. The despicable and shameful silence of the world encourages Israel to continue its terrible barbaric and racist practice.

The epic of the captive martyr, Nasser Abu Hamid, is one of the clearest examples of Israel’s culture of racial brutality. He comes from a Palestinian family known for his patriotism and sacrifices. He and four of his brothers were sentenced to life imprisonment, while his fifth brother, Abd al-Rahim, was killed by Israeli bullets. Nasser Abu Hamid contracted cancer while in captivity and under torture and physical abuse by the prison administration, a practice known to all who pay attention to the suffering of the Palestinian people.

It was the Israeli occupation and apartheid authorities who caused his serious state of health and murdered him, depriving him of all medical treatment. He went into a coma and his family couldn’t see him. Today, these same authorities keep his body and refuse to hand it over to his family. With the medical negligence (slow murder) of the prisoner Nasser Abu Hamid committed by the occupation authorities, the number of martyrs from the captive movement rose to 233 martyrs since 1967, including 74 martyrs as a result of the crime of medical negligence (slow murder).

Today, all prisoners face the same fate, especially those with incurable diseases.

The undersigned human rights organizations appeal to all international bodies dealing with human rights and international humanitarian law and those concerned with the protection of prisoners and the civilian population under occupation, in particular the International Committee of the Red Cross, so that they express more clearly, with courage and honesty their condemnation of these crimes against humanity committed by the Israeli occupation authorities and the apartheid against the prisoners. These crimes constitute a flagrant violation of all the rules and norms of international human rights law and international humanitarian law, in particular the Third Geneva Convention of 1949 concerning the protection of prisoners of war and the United Nations Convention United Against Torture Act of 1984, and calls for them to prosecute Israeli officials for war crimes, crimes against humanity, torture, terrorism, and apartheid before the competent international courts. These organizations cannot evade their responsibility, which justifies their very existence and call on all the world’s free peoples to work to stop this massacre that has lasted for 74 years.

The undersigned organizations are calling for an international fact-finding committee to open an urgent investigation into the circumstances of the death, and to announce its results, so that those responsible for these crimes committed against the prisoners will be held accountable. The fact that the Israeli officials remain unpunished for the crimes they commit constitutes a disgrace to all those who evade relief for the Palestinian prisoners in the prisons of the Israeli occupation and apartheid state.

Human rights organizations also call on all international bodies concerned with human rights to work for the immediate release of the bodies of Palestinian martyrs, which are being held by the Israeli occupation and apartheid authorities.

 Signataires : 

1. Coordination for Maghreb Human Rights Organizations (include 26 HR organizations from Morocco, Mauretania, Algeria, Tunisia and Libya)
2. The Moroccan Coalition for Human Rights Bodies (includes 23 Moroccan human rights organizations)
3. The Jordan Federation of the independent Trade Unions
4. Union of Palestinian Working Women Committees / Lebanon
5. Tunisian Coalition Against the Death Penalty
6. The Human Rights Coalition to Stop the Aggression, Lift the Siege, and Build Peace in Yemen (includes 10 organizations from ten Arab countries)
7. The Academic Assembly for the support of Palestine-Lebanon
8. Women’s Cultural Assembly for Democracy / Iraq
9. Cultural Rally for Democracy / Iraq
10. NGOs Platform (Tajamoh)(includes 50 organizations)/Lebanon
11. Lebanese Democratic Women Gathering
12. Iraqi Coalition Against the Death Penalty
13. The Iraqi Alliance for Human Rights Organizations (includes 55 organizations)
14. The Arab Coalition against the Death Penalty (includes 9 coalitions in 8 countries)
15. Transparency Morocco
16. The Moroccan Front in Support of Palestine and Against Normalization(18 organizations(
17. Ibn Rushd Association for Development and Democracy / Iraq
18. Jordanian Women’s Union Association
19. The Jordan Society for Human Rights
20. Bahrain Human Rights Society
21. Baraem Association for Social Work/Lebanon
22. The Palestinian National Heritage Society in Lebanon
23. Civil Solidarity Association / Tunis
24. Tunisian Association for Cultural Movement
25. Tunisian Association of Democratic Women
26. Lebanese Association of Democratic Jurists
27. Oak Society/Jordan
28. Working Women’s Association/Jordan
29. Association of the International Cultural Network for Palestine
30. Maghreb Workers Association Netherlands
31. Al-Quds Cultural and Social Association / Lebanon
32. The Lebanese Association for the Support of the Boycott Law
33. Bahraini Women’s Association
34. Women’s Association for Women’s Development and Development/ Yemen
35. Moroccan Association for Human Rights
36. The Moroccan Association for Women Progressive
37. Moroccan Association for the Elimination of Violence against Women
38. University Cultural Forum Association / Lebanon
39. Association of the Economic and Social Forum for Women / Jordan
40. Mauritanian Association for the Promotion of Rights
41. Mauritanian Association for Human Rights
42. Association Najdeh Social / Lebanon
43. Arab Women Organization-Jordan
44. I am a Human Soceity for Rights of Persons with Disability
45. Jothor Society for Human Rights-Jordan
46. Jose Marti Association of Arab-Latin American Solidarity
47. Rachel Corrie Association for People’s Solidarity
48. Roaa Women Association-Jordan
49. Network of Hope Association for Relief and Sustainable Development / Morocco
50. Women’s Network Society for Women Support/ Jordan
51. Chamoua Association for Equality/Morocco
52. Mossawa Association – Wardat Boutros for Women’s Action/Lebanon
53. Association of the Jordanian Women’s Solidarity Institute
54. Orient Forum Association for Freedom and Peace
55. Amman Forum for Human Rights Association/Jordan
56. Women’s Association for Jerusalem / Lebanon
57. Nashaz Association / Tunisia
58. Protecting human rights defenders around the Arab world/ France
59. The International Campaign to End the Siege on Yemen
60. League of Prisoners of the Occupied Interior / Palestine
61. Tunisian League for Tolerance
62. The Algerian League for Defense Human Rights
63. Iraqi Women’s Association
64. Association of Women Heads of Families from Mauritania
65. Iraqi League for Human Rights Trainers
66. The Jordanian Network for Human Rights (includes 11 human rights organizations)
67. The Moroccan Democratic Network for Solidarity with the Peoples(includes 38 Commission)
68. Network of Women Lawyers and Lawyers Against the Death Penalty/Morocco
69. Women’s Peace and Security Network (Yemen)
70. Iraqi Democratic Future Network
71. Haqqi Network of Women Human Rights Defenders
72. The Syrian Federation of Human Rights Organizations and Bodies
73. Committees for the Defense of Democratic Freedoms and Human Rights in Syria (LDH)
74. Committee on Public Liberties and Human Rights / Palestinian Bar Association
75. Syrian Medical Committee/Paris
76. Arab Commission for Human Rights
77. Lebanese Women’s Rights Committee
78. Support Committee for Syrian Released Prisoners and Detainees in Israeli Occupation Prisons
79. The Committee for the Respect of Freedoms and Human Rights in Tunisia
80. World Council for Rights and Freedoms
81. Lawyers for Justice /Yemen
82. Lawyers Without Borders/Yemen
83. Freedom Observatory in Morocco
84. International Observatory for Documentation of Human Rights Violations/ Argentina
85. The Arab Observatory for Human Rights and Citizenship/ Lebanon
86. French Observatory for Human Rights/Paris
87. The Moroccan Observatory Against Normalization
88. Euro-Mediterranean Center for Migration and Development/Netherlands
89. Al-Badeel Center for Studies and Research/Jordan
90. Women’s Studies Center / Palestine
91. Middle East Center for Development and Human Rights / Palestine
92. Phenix Center for Economics & Informatics Studies/Jordan
93. Center for International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights/Yemen
94. Women’s Center for Legal Aid and Counselling/Palestine
95. Human Rights Center for Memory and Archives/Morocco
96. Center for the Protection and Freedom of Journalists / Jordan
97. Handala Center for Prisoners and Released Prisoners
98. Damascus Center for Theoretical and Civil Studies
99. Amman Center for Human Rights Studies (ACHRS)
100. Eye of Humanity Center for Rights and Development / Yemen
101. Metro Center for Defending the Rights of Journalists/ Iraq
102. Scandinavian Institute of Human Rights/Geneva
103. International Institute for Peace, Justice and Human Rights/Geneva
104. Houran Forum for Citizenship/Syria
105. Economic and Social Forum for Women/Jordan
106. Bahrain Forum for Human Rights
107. Renewal Forum for Citizen and Democratic Thought / Tunisia
108. Sisters Arab Forum for Human Rights (Yemen)
109. Sudanese National Civil Forum(includes 54 civil society organizations) / Sudan
110. Moroccan Forum for Truth and Equity
111. Organization of Persons with Dual Disabilities/Yemen
112. African Organization for Human Rights Monitoring/Morocco
113. Libyan Academic Organization
114. Coexistence Organization for Arts and Cultures/Morocco
115. The Tunisian Organization against Torture
116. Gender Studies and Information Organization / Iraq
117. International Organization for Human Rights and International Law / Norway
118. The Arab Organization for Human Rights in Syria
119. The Kurdish Organization for Human Rights in Syria (DAD)
120. Egyptian Organization for Human Rights
121. The National Organization of the Amazons of Libya
122. National Organization for Human Rights in Syria
123. Yemeni Organization for Dialogue of Religions and Cultures
124. Yemeni Organization for Humanitarian Action / Yemen
125. Freedom House Organization to defend human rights and combat slavery and its remnants/ Mauritania
126. ORGANIZATION FOR FREEDOM OF MEDIAS AND EXPRESSION- OFME- HATIM / MOROCCO
127. Human Rights Organization in Syria- Maf
128. Desert Youth Organization for Development and Human Rights / Libya
129. Yemeni Organization for Defense Rights and Democratic Freedoms/Yemen
130. Journey of Jerusalem for the martyrs, prisoners and wounded / Palestine
131. Addameer Foundation for Human Rights/ Palestine
132. The Arab Foundation to support Civil Society and Human Rights/Egypt
133. The Egyptian Foundation for the Advancement of Childhood Conditions/Egypt
134. National Foundation to Combat Human Trafficking/Yemen
135. Future Partners Foundation for Development and Human Rights – Yemen
136. Egyptian Women’s Issues Foundation
137. Mada Foundation for Human Rights / Iraq
138. Press Club in Morocco
139. The Coordination Committee for Yemeni NGOs for Children’s Rights / Yemen
140. Moroccan Commission for Human Rights

Number: 167/2022

Date: December 13, 2022

Original language: Arabic

Press release

The International Commission “Hashd” opens a training course entitled: “Protection of Human Rights”

Today, Wednesday, the International Commission for Supporting the Rights of the Palestinian People “Hashd” opened a training course entitled: “Protection of Human Rights”, at its headquarters in Gaza City, with the participation of 30 male and female university students.

and passed the first meeting ‘Rana Abu Hudaib’, Director of the Legal Department at the Commission, during which she spoke about an introduction to international human rights law and international humanitarian law.

The training course aims to enhance participants’ awareness of human rights standards contained in international law and international humanitarian law, and to provide them with the necessary knowledge and skills to know the mechanisms and legal means available to protect those rights, to introduce the International Criminal Court and how to prosecute war criminals through legal means, in addition to providing them with the necessary expertise to raise awareness and educate citizens with human rights.

Number: / 2022

Date: December 20, 2022

Press release

The International Commission (Hashd): The occupation authorities hold full responsibility for the death of the sick prisoner “Nasser Abu Hamid” in their prisons, and calls on the international community to open a serious investigation into the circumstances of this crime.

The International Commission for Support of the Palestinian rights (Hashd), is following with great concern and condemnation the news of the death of the Palestinian prisoner, “Nasser Abu Hamid” (50 years), in “Asaf Harofeh” Hospital, as a result of the crime of medical negligence that was carried out by the occupation prison administration against him over the years of his detention. Which caused him to develop lung cancer, which led to his death this morning, Tuesday, December 20, 2022.

According to the available data, the captive martyr “Nasser” spent more than 30 years in the occupation prisons, and his last arrest was from 2002 until today.

The longest period of detention he spends in the occupation prisons, and he is sentenced to life imprisonment 7 times and 50 years, and he has four other brothers who are serving life sentences. According to the data, the occupation killed the prisoner “Nasser”, Through a long course of deliberate delay in following up on his health within the framework of the policy of medical negligence, which caused an increase in the number of martyrs of the captive movement, to (233) martyrs since 1967, of whom (74) were martyrs who died as a result of the crime of medical negligence (slow killing), and among them this year, in addition to the prisoner Abu Hamid, was the prisoner “Sadia Faraj Allah”, who was also martyred as a result of deliberate medical negligence on July 2022. Contrary to the Minimum Basic Principles for the Treatment of Prisoners adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 1979 and 1990, which emphasized the protection of the health of prisoners and medical care for detained persons.

The International Commission for Supporting the Palestinian rights (Hashd), as it holds the Israeli occupation authorities fully responsible for the death of the aforementioned prisoner, as a result of its rejection of all requests for his release, its inaction and its continued implementation of the policy of slow killing against him and the right of Palestinian prisoners.

And reaffirming that the continuation of the policy of medical negligence against prisoners and detainees constitutes a real threat to their lives inside prisons, in light of the inability and silence of the international community and its institutions to curb the crimes of the occupation, and therefore it affirms and demands the following:

1-The International Commission (Hashd) calls on the international community to condemn the crime of killing the prisoner Nasser Abu Hamid through deliberate medical negligence and pressure on the occupying state to hand over the body of the martyr for burial according to religious and national norms, and to stop the policy of detaining the bodies of the martyrs, especially the prisoners and detainees in the occupation prisons.

2-The International Commission (Hashd) calls on the permanent international fact-finding committee to open an urgent investigation into the circumstances of the death, announce its results, and hold the perpetrators accountable. Including obligating the occupation authorities to assume their legal responsibilities towards Palestinian prisoners and detainees.

The International Commission for Supporting the Palestinian rights (Hashd)

On the occasion of International Human Rights Day

The International Commission (Hashd): Ensuring dignity, freedom and justice for Palestine; It should be a priority for human rights defenders.

The International Commission for Supporting the Rights of the Palestinian People (Hashd) extends its greetings to defenders, human rights activists, free people of the world, and advocates of humanity, on the occasion of the anniversary of the International Human Rights Day, which falls today, Saturday, December 10, 2022.
The international community has dedicated this day to commemorate the International Human Rights Day since the issuance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the United Nations General Assembly on December 10, 1948, in order to highlight the progress it has made in terms of implementing and strengthening respect for human rights, as well as the solidarity of peoples with the victims of violations, through Constant reminder of the moral and legal obligations of the international community towards the rights guaranteed by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which contributes to preventing human exposure to further violations.

The Palestinian people commemorate the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights this year with an unprecedented escalation of the pace of Israeli violations practiced by the Israeli military occupation, visible and heard by all countries of the world, as Palestinians face various forms of violations that contradict and violate the principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The right of the Palestinian person to political and economic self-determination, and his right to life, liberty, and personal safety, and denying him the right to freedom of movement and movement, and carrying out random and daily arrest campaigns against him, and stripping the Palestinian person of the protections guaranteed to him by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, international standards, and the rules of international humanitarian law .

This occasion comes at a time when the frenzied attacks of the occupation government and settlers against the Palestinian people are escalating, whether the continuation of construction and settlement expansion, or the political practice of Judaizing Jerusalem and controlling Palestinian natural resources. And this is in light of the continued systematic and organized Israeli occupation of the land of the State of Palestine, the abuse of secrecy and detainees in the occupation prisons, the persistence in violating the civil, political, economic and social rights of the Palestinian people around the clock, and the practice of an unprecedented escalation in its crimes against Palestinian civilians that have claimed since the beginning of this year the lives of 212 Palestinian, in addition to the continued imposition of the blockade and closure policy on the Gaza Strip, leading to the construction of a 60-kilometer concrete wall along the fence around the Gaza Strip to ensure the suffocation and besieging of the Palestinians.

The Israeli violations were accompanied by internal violations, the most serious of which was the Palestinian leadership’s insistence on depriving the Palestinian people of exercising their right to choose their representatives through holding general elections. Which coincides with the insistence of the successive Palestinian governments to impose collective punishments against the residents of the Gaza Strip, which began about five years ago by deducting more than 60% of the employees’ salaries, and in some cases cutting the salaries completely for the salaries of thousands of employees, and forcibly referring hundreds of employees For early retirement or financial retirement, and through decisions by law that affected the rights of citizens and public employees, in addition to the violation of the Basic Law and the set of international human rights standards to which the State of Palestine has acceded, in addition to the violation of the independence of the judiciary and the work of civil associations and the continued denial of justice and refraining from implementing judicial rulings and practicing Arbitrary arrest and political backgrounds, prevention of peaceful gatherings, violation of freedom of opinion and expression, prevention of issuance of passports to some citizens, deterioration of economic and humanitarian conditions, high rates of poverty and unemployment in the absence of serious national policies to address all national and humanitarian challenges.

The International Commission for Supporting the Rights of the Palestinian People (Hashd), considering that the International Human Rights Day constitutes a renewed opportunity to stand on the suffering of the Palestinians and draw the world’s attention to the continuing and exacerbating tragedy as a result of the continued denial of their basic rights, and reminding the international community of the fact that there is an urgent need to protect Palestinian civilians from By investing the international community on this occasion and turning it into a real workstation to ensure respect for human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories, and victory for the victims of violations in the occupied Palestinian territories, and reminding human rights defenders of the need for the just rights of the Palestinian people to be at the forefront of their concerns due to the importance of their role In defending the victims of human rights violations in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, stressing the importance of compliance by the Palestinian authorities with the need to work hard to respect human rights in Palestine through agreeing on a national program and a comprehensive strategy and rebuilding the institutions of the political system, it records and demands the following.

1-The International Commission (Hashd): calls on the international community, and in particular the High Contracting Parties to the Fourth Geneva Convention, to intervene in order to compel the Israeli occupation to fulfill the obligations imposed on it by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which, although not obligatory, constitutes the moral force of the idea of human rights.

2-The International Commission (Hashd): stresses that the international community is required more than ever before to assume its legal and moral responsibilities individually and collectively, and to take practical measures and measures that lead to respecting and ensuring respect for the principles of justice, the provisions of law, the judiciary, custom, and international action to end the occupation, and the realization of legitimate and inalienable rights To act for the Palestinian people, to ensure that a binding international decision is taken to end the occupation, and to provide international protection for the Palestinian people.

3- The International Commission (Hashd): calls on the United Nations to work hard to convene an international conference aimed at considering international mechanisms based on the implementation of international legitimacy decisions that are fair to the Palestinian people, and not to sacrifice the rights of the Palestinian people and subject them to the path of negotiations.

4- The International Commission (Hashd): Calls on those with duties and the Palestinian leadership to work to neutralize human rights from the political conflict and to work hard to restore unity so that all institutions of the political system, headed by the Palestine Liberation Organization, can be built on the foundations of partnership, the rule of law, the separation of powers, and the strengthening of the independence of the judiciary through a procedure Presidential and legislative elections, the National Assembly, and local and trade union elections, in a way that enhances respect for rights and freedom.

Reference number: 144/2022 AD

Date: 09 December 2022

Original language: Arabic

    press release  

The International Commission “Hashd” strongly condemns the crime of field execution committed by the Israeli occupation forces against three Palestinian citizens in Jenin.

The International Commission “Hashd” strongly condemns and denounces the crime of field execution committed by the Israeli occupation forces this morning in Jenin, which led to the death of three Palestinian citizens, Atta Yassin Mahmoud Shalaby, 46 years old, Tariq Fawzi Al-Damej, 29 years old, and Sidqi Siddiq Zakarneh, 29 years old.

This crime comes within the framework of the comprehensive aggression and the series of Israeli violations against Palestinian civilians, which witnessed a noticeable increase in the past recent months. Since the beginning of this year, it has reached more than (215 martyrs), including (52) residents of the Gaza Strip, and all of them were executed. On the ground, by the occupation soldiers, settlers, security personnel and Israeli policemen, claiming that they carried out or attempted stabbing operations.

The International Commission for Supporting the Rights of the Palestinian People (Hashd), reiterating its condemnation of this heinous crime, expressing once again its condemnation of the escalation of field killings and physical liquidation, which are an integral part of the daily series of killings against Palestinian civilians, which are committed by the occupying forces under the directives and instructions of the Israeli political level that allow the occupation soldiers to shoot Palestinians with the aim of killing, considering that these crimes would not have escalated or continued had it not been for the silence on the crimes of the Israeli occupation, and the persistence of double standards and the selective enforcement of international law.

The international commission ”Hashd” calls for: the international community, the High contracting Parties to the Geneva Convention, and all international and regional organizations to condemn the killing of Palestinian civilians,with Putting pressure on the Israeli occupation state to stop its crimes and the aggression of its forces on Palestinian citizens, and work to provide international protection for Palestinian civilians, and activating the mechanisms of holding the leaders and soldiers of the Israeli occupation accountable for this crime through the International Criminal Court and using the principle of international jurisdiction, in a way that restores the confidence of the victims in the system of international law and its effectiveness.