‘Fridays of Rage’: Iranians rally against Israeli atrocities, silence of supporters
Iranians have rallied across several provinces, raging against the Israeli regime’s atrocities and the silence of its supporters.
The people of the provinces of Qom, Semnan, and Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad demonstrated in their provincial capitals following Friday prayers under the banner of “Fridays of Rage.”
They strongly condemned the regime’s crimes in the Gaza Strip, Lebanon, and Syria, shouting their anger towards Tel Aviv’s supporters over their silence in the face of its acts of bloodletting and sedition across the region.
The rallies came amid the regime’s 15-month-long war of genocide against Gaza that has so far claimed the lives of more than 45,200 Palestinians, mostly women and children.
Last month, the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants against Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and ousted war minister Yoav Gallant after charging them with committing war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza during the war that has featured using starvation as a method of warfare.
Iran warns about an underway plot by the US and the Israeli regime aimed at disintegration of regional Muslim countries as a means of enabling Tel Aviv to dominate the region.
In its verdict, the court said there were “reasonable grounds” to believe that both Gallant and Netanyahu “intentionally and knowingly” deprived Palestinians in Gaza of basic needs like food and water, adding that their actions geared towards destroying the conditions of life in the coastal sliver constituted crimes against humanity.
The Israeli prime minister is reportedly seeking to avoid an event in Poland out of fear of coming under arrest for the war crimes he has committed against Palestinians.
The demonstrations also followed 14 months of escalated deadly aggression by the regime against Lebanon that killed more than 4,000 people.
Tel Aviv is, meanwhile, constantly violating a ceasefire that came about last month to deadly effects on the Lebanese people.
The regime has additionally intensified its brutal attacks against Syria’s economic and defensive infrastructures since the country’s takeover by Western and Tel Aviv-backed anti-Damascus militants.
