Saudi Arabia, Spain condemn Israel’s attacks
The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs denounced in the “strongest terms” what it called Israel’s continued and systematic targeting of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA), including its workers and facilities.
It noted the latest Israeli attack on the UNRWA-run Abu Assi school in northern Gaza which killed at least 10 people on Saturday.
Spain, meanwhile, renewed its appeals for a ceasefire as Israel ramps up bombings of Gaza and Lebanon.
“The intensification of bombings in Beirut and Gaza, which we condemn, is leaving dozens of victims,” Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares said on X. “The destruction and death must stop in the Middle East. We demand a cease-fire and compliance with international law.”
Pro-Palestine protesters join march for freedom in Prague
People waved Palestinian flags and held signs calling for peace at a protest in solidarity with Palestinians and against Israeli attacks. The protest was part of a larger demonstration on the Day of Struggle for Freedom and Democracy on the 34th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution.
People hold signs protesting their government’s support for Israel, including from foreign minister Jan Lipavsky
The Czech Republic was one of only 14 countries to against a UN General Assembly resolution calling for Israel to end its occupation of Palestinian territory within 12 months, in September
