In response to a nationwide call by Taliban officials, thousands of Afghans on Friday staged protests across the country, condemning the continuous bombing of Israeli Gaza.After Friday’s prayers, large crowds gathered in many cities, waving the Palestinian flags and a performance of solidarity with the Palestinians as a burning images of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.28 -year -old Jannat said, “We are in support with Gaza. And to show the world that Gaza is not alone, we are standing with them. Wherever Muslims are tortured, we strongly defend them and condemn them,” 28 -year -old Jannat said, who goes by a name, attended a rally in Kabul.Protests took place amid the ongoing struggle in Gaza, where the war has been resolved so far about 20 months. Israel resumed military operations in March, ending the six -week ceasefire, as peace talks failed to progress.Although Israel has recently reduced the complete blockade on Gaza on 2 March, the region continues to face human conditions. The blockade caused a significant reduction of food and medicine, causing the United Nations to warn that “100 percent” ghazans were threatened by famine.Taliban Prime Minister Hasan Akhund condemned Israel’s works in Gaza on Friday, described him as a “massacre” and expressed deep concern over the deteriorating situation for Palestinian citizens.“In a clear violation of fundamental human principles, the situation deteriorates daily,” he said in a statement.The Taliban government, which is not unfamiliar by the international community, has consistently given strong support for Palestinian cause and often condemns Israel’s functions in occupied areas.
