Malaysia continues to strongly
condemn the ongoing settlement activities by Israel against the
Palestinians which the General Assembly, Human Rights Council, Economic
and Social Council, International Court of Justice and the Security
Council have declared illegal.
Malaysia's Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations (UN) in
New York Datuk Saiful Azam Martinus Abdullah said, there was sincere
belief that the settlements should be outlawed.
"We should not fool ourselves into believing that Israeli settlers are
innocently exploring untaken plots of land and untapped resources,
seeking a brighter and more virtous future," he said in his statement at
the open debate on the situation in the Middle East, including the
Palestine Question at the UN Security Council on Wednesday.
He urged the international community not to hesitate now to condemn and
take action on incidents of settler violence and other illegal acts
before the consequences worsened.
Saiful Azam said the illegal blockade in Gaza remained in place, despite
the urgent need to resolve the serious humanitarian situation there,
especially with regard to food security of the population.
He said Malaysia was extremely concerned that a number of detainees had
died in prison, which many Palestinians fear was due to torture by their
Israeli captors.
In the meantime, Saiful Azam said Malaysia liked to underline its concerns on the situation in Syria.
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