UNESCO’s Executive Board approved at its 207th session a resolution calling on Israel to stop its violations and unilateral actions against historic sites in Jerusalem.
The decision was made by the international organization during its meeting in Paris.
#UNESCO’s Executive Board approved at its 207th session a resolution calling on #Israel to #Stop its #Violations and unilateral actions against historic sites in #Jerusalem.
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The resolution called on Israel to stop its unilateral and illegal violations against the Al-Aqsa Mosque and within the wall of the Old City of Jerusalem.
The resolution and its annex confirmed “the invalidity of all Israeli measures aimed at changing the character and identity of the Holy City.”
UNESCO board endorses draft resolution on #Jerusalem – https://t.co/8szTNoaZWI #Palestine pic.twitter.com/q7IXsocKu7
— al whit (@soitiz) October 17, 2019
It also recalled the 16 UNESCO resolutions on Jerusalem, all of which “deplored the failure of Israel, as an occupying power, to halt excavations, tunnels construction and all other illegal and condemned acts taking place in East Jerusalem, in accordance with the rules of international law.”
(Middle East Monitor, PC, Social Media)
