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Palestine condemns deadly Israeli airstrike in GazaNewsPublished on30 October 2025ByNew ZianaHarare, (New Ziana) — Palestine has strongly condemned of what it described as a “ruthless military strike” by Israel in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, which killed more than 104 civilians, including 46 children and 40 women.The attack, said the Palestinian ambassador to Zimbabwe Tamer Almassri, represents a grave violation of the ceasefire agreement reached earlier this month between Israel and the Palestinian Hamas group running the enclave.In a statement, the ambassador accused Israel of “a blatant disregard for human life and international law,” calling the assault “an appalling act of aggression” that highlights the country’s continued defiance of peace efforts.“The State of Palestine vehemently condemns the ruthless military strike unleashed by Israel in the Gaza Strip, which has resulted in the senseless slaughter of over 104 innocent civilians, including 46 children and 40 women.“This egregious act of aggression is a blatant violation of the ceasefire agreement established earlier this month, and it underscores Israel’s utter disregard for human life and international law,” said Almassri.According to official figures, the latest bombardment pushes the death toll in Gaza to 68,643 people since Israel launched its military offensive in October 2023.The Palestinian government described the figure as “a staggering testament to the human cost of Israel’s unrelenting campaign of violence.”“This is a clear indication that Israel is hell-bent on warmongering, sustaining itself at the expense of Palestinian blood,” said Almassri, condemning the attack.
“Israel’s leadership appears more interested in perpetuating a cycle of war and destruction than in pursuing genuine peace.”The ambassador further accused Israel of repeatedly violating ceasefire agreements and acting with impunity, saying such actions reveal “a deliberate strategy to subjugate and humiliate the Palestinian people.”The Palestinian government reiterated its commitment to pursuing justice through international diplomatic and legal mechanisms, vowing to hold Israel accountable for what it termed “crimes against humanity.”“The State of Palestine asserts its right to peace, security, and the protection of its people under international law.“We will utilize every available avenue to ensure justice for the victims.
The bloodshed must stop now,” he said.As international concern grows over the escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, Palestine urged the global community to move beyond condemnation and take decisive action to end the violence and protect civilian lives.New ZianaLatest articlesNewsCity of Harare cuts business licence fees by half, move expected to create revenue gapHarare, (New Ziana)-The Harare City Council has announced a 50 percent reduction in business…31 October 2025NewsMat South province’s economic fortunes brightenHarare, (New Ziana) – Matabeleland South Province is fast transforming into a hub of…31 October 2025NewsBus crash claim six livesHarare, (New Ziana) – Tragedy struck at dawn along the Harare–Mukumbura highway on Thursday…31 October 2025NewsWeighbridges for Bulawayo-Victoria Falls highway on cardsUMGUZA, (New Ziana) – Government will soon construct weighbridges at toll gates along the…30 October 2025More like thisNewsCity of Harare cuts business licence fees by half, move expected to create revenue gapHarare, (New Ziana)-The Harare City Council has announced a 50 percent reduction in business…31 October 2025NewsMat South province’s economic fortunes brightenHarare, (New Ziana) – Matabeleland South Province is fast transforming into a hub of…31 October 2025NewsBus crash claim six livesHarare, (New Ziana) – Tragedy struck at dawn along the Harare–Mukumbura highway on Thursday…31 October 2025
Palestine condemns deadly Israeli airstrike in GazaNewsPublished on30 October 2025ByNew Ziana
Palestine condemns deadly Israeli airstrike in Gaza
Published on30 October 2025ByNew Ziana
Harare, (New Ziana) — Palestine has strongly condemned of what it described as a “ruthless military strike” by Israel in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, which killed more than 104 civilians, including 46 children and 40 women.The attack, said the Palestinian ambassador to Zimbabwe Tamer Almassri, represents a grave violation of the ceasefire agreement reached earlier this month between Israel and the Palestinian Hamas group running the enclave.In a statement, the ambassador accused Israel of “a blatant disregard for human life and international law,” calling the assault “an appalling act of aggression” that highlights the country’s continued defiance of peace efforts.“The State of Palestine vehemently condemns the ruthless military strike unleashed by Israel in the Gaza Strip, which has resulted in the senseless slaughter of over 104 innocent civilians, including 46 children and 40 women.“This egregious act of aggression is a blatant violation of the ceasefire agreement established earlier this month, and it underscores Israel’s utter disregard for human life and international law,” said Almassri.According to official figures, the latest bombardment pushes the death toll in Gaza to 68,643 people since Israel launched its military offensive in October 2023.The Palestinian government described the figure as “a staggering testament to the human cost of Israel’s unrelenting campaign of violence.”“This is a clear indication that Israel is hell-bent on warmongering, sustaining itself at the expense of Palestinian blood,” said Almassri, condemning the attack.
“Israel’s leadership appears more interested in perpetuating a cycle of war and destruction than in pursuing genuine peace.”The ambassador further accused Israel of repeatedly violating ceasefire agreements and acting with impunity, saying such actions reveal “a deliberate strategy to subjugate and humiliate the Palestinian people.”The Palestinian government reiterated its commitment to pursuing justice through international diplomatic and legal mechanisms, vowing to hold Israel accountable for what it termed “crimes against humanity.”“The State of Palestine asserts its right to peace, security, and the protection of its people under international law.“We will utilize every available avenue to ensure justice for the victims.
The bloodshed must stop now,” he said.As international concern grows over the escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, Palestine urged the global community to move beyond condemnation and take decisive action to end the violence and protect civilian lives.New ZianaLatest articlesNewsCity of Harare cuts business licence fees by half, move expected to create revenue gapHarare, (New Ziana)-The Harare City Council has announced a 50 percent reduction in business…31 October 2025NewsMat South province’s economic fortunes brightenHarare, (New Ziana) – Matabeleland South Province is fast transforming into a hub of…31 October 2025NewsBus crash claim six livesHarare, (New Ziana) – Tragedy struck at dawn along the Harare–Mukumbura highway on Thursday…31 October 2025NewsWeighbridges for Bulawayo-Victoria Falls highway on cardsUMGUZA, (New Ziana) – Government will soon construct weighbridges at toll gates along the…30 October 2025
Harare, (New Ziana) — Palestine has strongly condemned of what it described as a “ruthless military strike” by Israel in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, which killed more than 104 civilians, including 46 children and 40 women.The attack, said the Palestinian ambassador to Zimbabwe Tamer Almassri, represents a grave violation of the ceasefire agreement reached earlier this month between Israel and the Palestinian Hamas group running the enclave.In a statement, the ambassador accused Israel of “a blatant disregard for human life and international law,” calling the assault “an appalling act of aggression” that highlights the country’s continued defiance of peace efforts.“The State of Palestine vehemently condemns the ruthless military strike unleashed by Israel in the Gaza Strip, which has resulted in the senseless slaughter of over 104 innocent civilians, including 46 children and 40 women.“This egregious act of aggression is a blatant violation of the ceasefire agreement established earlier this month, and it underscores Israel’s utter disregard for human life and international law,” said Almassri.According to official figures, the latest bombardment pushes the death toll in Gaza to 68,643 people since Israel launched its military offensive in October 2023.The Palestinian government described the figure as “a staggering testament to the human cost of Israel’s unrelenting campaign of violence.”“This is a clear indication that Israel is hell-bent on warmongering, sustaining itself at the expense of Palestinian blood,” said Almassri, condemning the attack.
“Israel’s leadership appears more interested in perpetuating a cycle of war and destruction than in pursuing genuine peace.”The ambassador further accused Israel of repeatedly violating ceasefire agreements and acting with impunity, saying such actions reveal “a deliberate strategy to subjugate and humiliate the Palestinian people.”The Palestinian government reiterated its commitment to pursuing justice through international diplomatic and legal mechanisms, vowing to hold Israel accountable for what it termed “crimes against humanity.”“The State of Palestine asserts its right to peace, security, and the protection of its people under international law.“We will utilize every available avenue to ensure justice for the victims.
The bloodshed must stop now,” he said.As international concern grows over the escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, Palestine urged the global community to move beyond condemnation and take decisive action to end the violence and protect civilian lives.New Ziana
