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Islamic Jihad Holds Zionist Enemy and US for Genocide in Gaza

Islamic Jihad Holds Zionist Enemy and US for Genocide in Gaza

Saba Yemen19-07-2025
Gaza – Saba:
The Islamic Jihad Movement in Palestine held the Zionist enemy, the United States, and the international community responsible for the mass deaths and genocidal crimes against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip.
In a press statement received by the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), the movement said: "The state of general starvation and mass deaths due to the strict blockade in the Gaza Strip are the result of the systematic starvation policies pursued by the Zionist enemy since October 7, 2023, and which have intensified since last March, the enemy is besieging more than two million people without food, medicine, or the basic necessities of life."
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