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US declaration about Jerusalem utter disregard to International law: DeM

K H News Service by K H News Service
December 8, 2017
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Srinagar: Dukhtaran-e-Millat on Friday said that US’s declaration recognizing Jerusalem as the “capital of Israel” is an utter disregard to the International laws.
The party also said that like a dictator, the fascist, Donald Trump declared the US will shift its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem without consulting world bodies especially the United Nations Organisation. “It is a known fact that US is a puppet of Zionist Israel. Israel’s policies are not only implemented in Israel but are followed in the US and from the recent past, in India as well,” DeM general secretary, Nahida Nasreen, said in a statement issued here Friday.
Nasreen said that Kashmiri and the Palestinian struggles are quite similar in nature.” Both Kashmiris and the Palestinian Muslims are fighting occupational forces since 1947 and are the victims of similar kind of brutal forces, yahoud and hanoud ” she added.
She said that the whole Muslim world must get united at this crucial juncture and should unanimously and vehemently oppose this move by US so that other countries do not take any such steps. “All the Muslim countries under the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) should understand that apart from US and may be India (covertly for now), most of the world power including Britain, Russia and China are in opposition of this move, so it would be better for the Muslim world to stand united against this anti-Muslim declaration,” she said.
Nasreen said Turkey, which has attained a leadership role in the Muslim world, has called for a joint meeting on December 13. “Turkey will host an extraordinary meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) on Dec. 13 to discuss the U.S.’s planned recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. In this meeting the 57-member OIC should adopt a line that this decision to declare Jerusalem as Israel’s capital is denounced and rejected internationally,” she said.
The DeM general secretary said any silence by the Muslim world over the issue at this juncture will be an utter disregard to millions of sacrifices of the Palestinian people. “It is the duty of Muslim Ummah to help the oppressed Palestinian people but so far, nothing has been done and the poor Palestinians continue to face oppression and Israel barbarism,” she added.
Nasreen said that the Muslim world must stop being complacent about the issue. “Muslim countries especially Saudi Arabia should shun this complacency and should take a strong decision that Muslims won’t tolerate any such acts. US has to be isolated over this decision. It will be also interesting to see what comes out of the emergency meeting called by the UN Security Council which has said that such unilateral decisions can’t be taken in such matters,” she said.

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