Iran FM Spox.:
World public opinion demands end of crimes in Gaza
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Nasser Kan'ani says that the world's public opinion demands an end to crimes in the Gaza Strip despite the will of Israel and its supporters.
MEHR: Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Nasser Kan'ani says that the world's public opinion demands an end to crimes in the Gaza Strip despite the will of Israel and its supporters.
Despite the will of the fake and criminal Israeli regime officials and their supporters, the world is now determined to stop the war crimes in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, Kan'ani wrote on X on Thursday.
The world now demands the trial of criminals by competent international courts, the senior Iranian diplomat added.
Anger keeps boiling on university campuses across the United States at the ongoing Israeli genocidal war on the Gaza Strip. The pro-Palestinian protest that started last week at Columbia University has now reached Harvard, Texas, Brown, and Southern California universities.
Students in several other American universities also started their sit-ins on Wednesday in protest at the ongoing Israeli massacres of civilians in Gaza.
Students from Brown University in Rhodes Island and the University of Southern California (USC) joined other universities, including Columbia, to call for a ceasefire in Gaza.
At the University of Texas, dozens of local police and state troopers lined up to prevent students from marching on campus, eventually clashing with protesters and arresting several people.
Harvard University in Massachusetts also restricted access to its campus and required a permit to set up tents, but protesters erected 14 tents on Wednesday in defiance.
