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Hamas Welcomes Global Dock Workers' Strike Against Zionist Regime's Crimes
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Hamas Welcomes Global Dock Workers' Strike Against Zionist Regime's Crimes

منبع تصویر: isna.ir

By Euronews Farsi Editorial 2 min Read time 25,585

Hamas, the Islamic Resistance Movement, recently welcomed the nationwide strike of workers in over 100 ports in dozens of countries around the world as an effective movement condemning the crimes of the Zionist regime. This strike, aimed at protesting the ongoing genocide in Gaza, demonstrates global solidarity in the face of this humanitarian crisis.

Importance of the Nationwide Workers' Strike

The strike of workers at ports, including important and strategic ports, signifies a halt to economic and commercial activities on a global scale. This movement represents a strong alliance among workers and human rights activists who have not remained silent in the face of oppression and injustice. Given that this strike took place in over 100 ports in various countries, it can be regarded as a strong message from the international community.

Consequences of the Strike and Reactions

A member of Hamas's Political Bureau stated that this strike is a qualitative step towards isolating the Zionist regime, emphasizing that the international community must respond to this movement and defend the rights of the Palestinian people. This strike could also impact the economic and political relations of various countries with the Zionist regime and exert more pressure on it. On the other hand, this action could inspire other groups and social movements around the world.

As the world watches the developments in Gaza, this strike is not only the voice of workers but also the voice of millions of people demanding an end to oppression and crime. Many human rights organizations have also joined this movement and praised it. In this regard, it is expected that this action will lead to increased pressure on the Zionist regime and greater support for the rights of the Palestinian people.

Source: isna.ir