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Abu Ali ExpressPolitics

Hamas Denounces Colombia's Embassy Move to Jerusalem

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Hamas vehemently condemned Colombia's decision to establish an embassy in Jerusalem. The group stated the move infringes upon Palestinian rights and violates international law and UN resolutions regarding Jerusalem's status. Hamas views this as a severe blow to the Palestinian people.

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  • Hamas strongly condemned Colombia's decision to open an embassy in Jerusalem.
  • The group called the move a blatant violation of Palestinian rights.
  • Hamas stated the decision breaches international law and UN resolutions.
  • The UN resolutions cited by Hamas reject changes to Jerusalem's legal status.

Hamas issued a strong condemnation of the Colombian government's decision to open an embassy in Jerusalem. The Palestinian militant group described the move as a blatant violation of Palestinian rights and a clear breach of international law and UN resolutions. Hamas specifically cited UN decisions that reject any changes to Jerusalem's legal status. The group's statement emphasized its severe disapproval of this action, viewing it as an affront to the Palestinian people.

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