The Hague Group: A Key Step for Ending Occupation, says Hamas
A new initiative to end the occupation in Palestine has gained international support from the Hague Group. The group, composed of countries such as Belize, Bolivia, Colombia, Cuba, Honduras, Malaysia, Namibia, Senegal, and South Africa, aims to secure the right to self-determination for the Palestinian people and establish an independent Palestinian state.
In a recent statement, the members of the Hague Group expressed their appreciation for the efforts to end the Israeli occupation and emphasized the importance of international support in achieving this goal. Hamas also called for the isolation of Israel on a global scale in order to further their cause.
The establishment of the Hague Group marks a significant step towards ending the occupation in Palestine, and all countries are urged to join in this initiative. The group is committed to ensuring the Palestinian people’s right to self-determination and creating a sustainable solution for the conflict in the region. With international support and cooperation, the Hague Group aims to bring about a peaceful resolution to the long-standing issue of occupation in Palestine.
