The International Union of Muslim Scholars (UIEM) called on the world to launch a global attack to stop Israel's attacks on the blockaded Gaza Strip.
“We call on all peoples of the world, especially the Islamic world, to begin a strike on December 11, and we call on all institutions, parties, movements and important figures in the world to continue this strike until they achieve their goal “We hope that the strike will end the unjust war and guarantee the rescue of innocent people,” the statement said.
The panel noted that the United Nations Security Council has not taken a decision to end the war, adding: “In view of the American veto, which nullifies the ratification of this resolution by States, the veto laws should be revised and decisions should be made.” with a simple majority of votes.
The statement stressed that the international community had failed to stop the bloodshed in the Gaza Strip.
“As the International Union of Muslim Scholars, we call on the countries of the world and the people in the countries that support the Israeli attacks to take part in the general strike that will paralyze all spheres of life,” the statement said.
The international organization urged that the general strike continue until governments responded to the people's demands and put an end to repression in the Palestinian territories, stressing that the strike was a legitimate tool in both religious and legal terms. international.
For his part, the Secretary General of the International Union of Muslim Scholars, Ali al-Qaradaghistated that this call for a global attack is a message to the whole world to support the Palestinian issue and end the war in Gaza.
Al-Qaradaghi stated that the strike has become an important protest option due to the failure of the international community to end the conflicts in Gaza, and reiterated that Muslims can contribute to the success of this campaign by calling for the strike and the Deliver message openly and transparently.
“I call on everyone to actively participate in the general strike and work together against injustice and oppression,” al-Qaradaghi said.
The Gaza government announced that the death toll in Israeli attacks on the blockaded Gaza Strip since October 7 has risen to 17,997, mostly children and women.