Ambassador of Palestine to Zimbabwe hails President Mnangagwa’s  79th UNGA Speech

By Wallace Mawire

  The Ambassador of the State of Palestine in Zimbabwe,Dr Tamer Almassri has expressed his heartfelt gratitude on behalf of the people of Palestine for President Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa’s unwavering support during his recent speech at the 79TH United Nations General Assembly delivered on his behalf by Honourable Fredrick Shava.

 He said that President Mnangagwa’s   commitment to standing in solidarity with Palestine in their  pursuit of justice, recognition, ending of Israeli occupation and genocide is deeply appreciated.

 He said that President Mnangagwa’s remarks highlighted the importance of international solidarity in addressing the longstanding issues faced by Palestinians. His emphasis on human rights and self-determination resonates profoundly with our aspirations for peace and dignity. 

 He added that the President’s speech not only brought attention to the Palestinian plight but also reinforced the necessity for collective action among nations to uphold justice, equality and end the last occupation of the 21st century by Israel.

  ‘By voicing support for Palestine, he has contributed significantly to raising global awareness about our situation, which is crucial in fostering a more just world order, " Almassri said.

  He added that they are hopeful that the solidarity will inspire other nations to follow suit and advocate for Palestinian rights within international forums.

 He said that the courage demonstrated by President Mnangagwa serves as a beacon of hope especially at a time Israel is expanding its genocide to West-bank and Lebanon creating a regional war.

  Minister Shava said on behalf of the Zimbabwe President that the time for mere rhetoric is long past.

 He said that the international community cannot continue to turn a blind eye or be numb to the systematic injustices   and suffering of the Palestinian people.

  ‘We call upon the Security Council to fulfil its manadet by implementing robust measures that ensure the protection of civilians, the upholding of international law and the facilitation of a just and lasting peace,’ Minister Shava said on behalf of the President of Zimbabwe.