Cairo: The Arab League on Friday said it rejected Germany’s bullying of Palestine and its President Mahmoud Abbas, referring to comments about the “Holocaust” used by Abbas to describe Israel’s crimes against Palestinians.
In a statement, the Cairo-based coalition made a compelling or rational effort to demonize the Palestinians and underestimate their enormous suffering from decades of Israeli occupation. He expressed condemnation of some unprecedented German reactions without justification.
It added that it was strange that Germany, Britain and other political parties attacking Palestine would not heed the clear statements made by the president in this regard.
The statement recognizes and understands the historical legacy of contemporary German government as much as the Alliance understands the sensitivity and specificity of the term “the Holocaust and the heinous and reprehensible crimes associated with it”. I pointed out that
Nonetheless, he stressed that it should not be a way to register political claims against Palestinian issues and leaders.
This will not only contribute to erasing the daily suffering of the Palestinians from the crimes of the Israeli occupying forces, but also to benefiting the occupying power at the expense of the suffering Palestinians, it elaborates. did.
Last Wednesday, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said at a press conference on Tuesday that he was “disgusted by Abbas’ outrageous remarks.”
Abbas refused to accuse Palestinian militants of deadly attacks on Israeli athletes at the 1972 Munich Olympics, accusing Israel of committing “50 Holocausts”.
Abbas said, “From 1947 to the present, Israel has committed 50 genocides, 50 genocides, 50 Holocausts in Palestinian villages and cities, Deir Yasin, Tantula, Kafr Qasim, etc. I’ve been there,” he added.
