Iran's Proposal for Palestinian Rights Amid Gaza Conflict

The ongoing conflict in Gaza between the Zionist regime and the people of Palestine has sparked global concern due to the perpetuation of genocide and continuous violations of human rights. Over the past 75 years, numerous tragic events have unfolded, including the Nakba Day in 1948, the Sabra and Shatila massacre in 1982, and more recent operations like Cast Lead in 2008 and Protective Edge in 2014.

In the latest wave of violence, Gaza has witnessed a brutal massacre, with more than 32 innocent Palestinian civilians, predominantly women and children, losing their lives. Additionally, thousands of people have gone missing, and the blockade on essential supplies like food and medicine has exacerbated the humanitarian crisis.

The international community has condemned the actions of the Zionist regime, calling for accountability for crimes against humanity and violations of international law. The support for Palestine and rejection of the 'Deal of the Century' demonstrate a global solidarity in advocating for the rights of the Palestinian people.

The Islamic Republic of Iran proposes a solution that involves ending the occupation, allowing the return of Palestinian refugees, and conducting a national referendum for self-determination. The Quds Day serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle for the oppressed people of Palestine to achieve their right to self-determination.