UN Must Investigate Israel’s Use of Banned Weapons: Syria
Human rights groups say Israel has used white phosphorous illegally in its war against the resistance in Lebanon and in Gaza
Syria has called for an international investigation of the Israel military’s use of internationally banned white phosphorus in its ongoing bombing campaigns in the Gaza Strip and Lebanon, Syria’s pro-government Al-Baath newspaper reported on 15 November.
On Wednesday, the Acting Chargé d’affaires of the Permanent Delegation of Syria to the United Nations, Dr. Al-Hakam Dandi, called upon the the UN Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) to launch an investigation into Israel’s deployment of these prohibited weapons.
Dr. Dandi called for the investigation during the 4th Session of the Conference on the Establishment of a Middle East Zone Free of Nuclear Weapons and Other Weapons of Mass Destruction.
“Syria unequivocally condemns the Israeli occupation forces’ use of internationally prohibited white phosphorus in their repeated attacks on civilians in the Gaza Strip and Lebanon. We urge the OPCW to initiate an investigation into Israel’s deployment of these weapons,” Dandi emphasized.
Related: 10/9 — Claims of Israel Using White Phosphorus in Gaza
— ‘Israel’ Rains White Phosphorus on Gaza Again
10/10 — Israeli Forces Use White Phosphorus Bombs on South Lebanon
10/12 — Human Rights Watch: Israel using white phosphorous 'unlawfully' in Gaza
10/15 — BBC Cuts the Feed of a Journalist as Soon as He Starts Talking About Israel’s Illegal Use of White Phosphorus on Gaza.
10/26 — Israel’s Warplanes Drop White Phosphorus Bombs on Al Sheikh Ridwan Neighborhood in Gaza
11/2 — White phosphorus used on UN school sheltering Palestinians
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