“Some are surprised that the British Green Party considers Zionism a form of racism. It is a logical position, given Zionism’s definition of itself as a project that grants one category of people privileges on the basis of religion.

This was recognized by the United Nations in Resolution 3379 in 1975, before it was revoked in 1991 under U.S. pressure in preparation for the Madrid Peace Conference.”

“We extend our condolences to the families of the 2 departed women and to all Christians in Gaza and Palestine. We share their grief and pain, affirming that their grief is our grief and their pain is our pain.

We affirm that Palestinian Christians are an integral part of our people, identity, and civilization, and that all Palestinians are one people and partners in the land, homeland, and destiny.

We affirm that the Palestinian suffering in Gaza is one and does not distinguish between Muslims and Christians, just as the brutal Zionist aggression does not distinguish between a mosque and a church.

We affirm that the Palestinian people, in all their components, will remain attached to their land and rights and committed to their aspiration for freedom and dignity.

We remember the 2 departed women, ‘Umm Michel’ and ‘Umm Fouad,’ who endured Gaza’s ordeal alongside their people, shared the hunger and suffering of its people, and served their people, making their loss a source of profound grief for all our people.

We ask Allah to grant the families of the 2 departed women patience and tranquility, protect the people of Gaza and Palestine, lift this ordeal from them, and grant our people security, freedom, and peace.”