Namibian government denounces Israel’s plan to fully occupy Gaza
(MENAFN) Reports indicate that Namibia has expressed strong concern over Israel’s recent decision to assume control of Gaza City, warning that it could intensify the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the region.
In a statement released on Wednesday, the Namibian Ministry of International Relations and Trade condemned the move, highlighting that it risks exacerbating widespread hunger, deprivation, and potential forced starvation.
Penda Naanda, executive director at the ministry, said the ministry "welcomes the condemnation of this plan by compassionate members of the international community."
He added, "Guided by the principles enshrined in our constitution, Namibia continues to advocate for the peaceful resolution of international disputes and remains firmly committed to supporting initiatives that promote and protect the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people."
"Drawing on our history of overcoming illegal occupation and apartheid, Namibia fully understands the cost of oppression and hopes and dreams of freedom," Naanda noted. "Our nation's experience fuels our empathy and solidarity with those enduring denial of self-determination."
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