Protesters took to the streets throughout Bangladesh on Thursday, condemning Israel’s renewed navy offensive in Gaza and calling for the quick arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami social gathering additionally held rallies throughout divisional cities.
Calling Netanyahu a “bloodsucker and brutal killer,” social gathering chief Nurul Islam Bulbul informed a rally on the nationwide mosque, Baitul Mukarram, that “Netanyahu keeps continuing crimes against humanity in Gaza, bypassing all the international law and norms.”
He demanded that world Muslim leaders work to ascertain a free and peaceable Gaza as an alternative of being silent or extending assist to Israel.
Bulbul demanded the quick arrest of Netanyahu for struggle crimes and he desires quick steps from the International Criminal Court (ICC).
The ICC issued arrest warrants in November for Netanyahu and his former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for struggle crimes and crimes in opposition to humanity in Gaza.
Israel additionally faces a genocide case on the International Court of Justice for its struggle on the enclave.
Bulbul additionally demanded “financial sanctions against Israel from the global community, particularly from the Muslim powers and a boycott of Israeli products.”
Party supporters later and marched by means of the streets of the nationwide capital, Dhaka.
Islami Andolan Bangladesh, one other political social gathering, held marches, together with in Dhaka to protest the unprecedented Israeli violence in Gaza in addition to the “indiscriminate killing of Muslims in India.”
In renewed assaults since Tuesday, Israel killed 710 victims and injured greater than 900, the Palestine Health Ministry stated Thursday.
Nearly 50,000 Palestinians have been killed, principally girls and youngsters, and greater than 112,000 injured in a brutal Israeli navy assault in Gaza since October 2023.
Bangladesh doesn’t have diplomatic ties with Tel Aviv as a result of the South Asian nation doesn’t acknowledge Israel.
Source: www.anews.com.tr