International Committee for Peace calls for ending relations with Israel after attack on Iran

Published at: 21/06/2025 10:35 AM

The International Committee for Peace, Justice and Dignity of Peoples repudiated Israel's attack on Iran in the early morning of June 13 and demanded the immediate break of relations with Tel Aviv. The organization reported that the bombing of Tehran and other provinces left more than 1,500 victims, mostly civilians, so they described the aggression as an act of international terrorism that threatens world peace.

In a statement replicated by Venezolana de Televisión (VTV), they said that “the Zionist State crossed the red line by attacking Iranian nuclear facilities and residential areas.”

In addition, the document warns of the possibility of a nuclear war with unpredictable consequences and holds the Government of Benjamin Netanyahu responsible for destabilizing the region.

The Committee demanded that the world's governments break diplomatic and commercial relations with the occupation, which it described as the “new Hitler of the 21st century”, and called on Arab and Muslim countries to move from formal declarations to concrete facts.

It also denounces that the United States and Europe, especially the United Kingdom, Germany and France, are complicit in the crime by justifying or covering up the Israeli offensive.

“The threat does not come from Iran's peaceful nuclear program, but from Israel and its arsenal of at least 90 atomic warheads, not supervised by any international entity,” the organization said.

The Committee recalled that the director of the IAEA, Rafael Grossi, denied that Iran manufactures nuclear weapons, and reaffirmed the position of supreme leader Sayyed Ali Khamenei, who reiterated that Iran will not manufacture this type of weapon for ethical and religious reasons.

Mazo News Team