The Arab League has launched a harsh criticism of the recent Israeli attacks on Syria, particularly those lethal airstrikes in Damascus. These attacks were carried out near the vicinity of the Syrian president’s palace. At some larger military concerns, killing at least one person is considered. Injuring more than 18 in ambulances, according to Syrian state media.
The Arab League, in an urgent statement. Condemned Israel’s action as a “dangerous violation of international law” and accused it of escalating tensions in an already shaky region. The 22-member countries of the group have called upon the United Nations. The international community to intervene to stop Israel’s continuing aggression against Syria.
Ahmed Aboul Gheit, the Secretary-General of the Arab League, said such attacks would only exacerbate the conflict and drag the region into a more violent domain, and also expressed full backing of Syria’s right in defending its territory and people.
Meanwhile, Syrian leaders have reached out to other allies, including Iran and Russia, demanding the strengthening of their air defenses. Surprisingly, as well, the Catholic Church of Syria has voiced its protest against the attacks, calling them “unjust” and asking for global peace efforts.
For the third consecutive day, Israeli attacks have targeted Syrian targets. Allegedly, these attacks have been made to protect the Druze minority in Syria. Those who find themselves under threat from local groups of militants.
With the Arab League standing united against the actions of the Israelis, all eyes are set on the global stage. With mounting pressure eerily supported by the season of regional tensions, alongside the voices of religion. It has become equally hard for global leaders to turn a blind eye.
