Kerala CPI(M) leader K.K. Shailaja decries ‘attack by Hamas terrorists’ in Israel
The Hindu
Kerala CPI(M) leader K.K. Shailaja has denounced the recent attack by Hamas terrorists in Israel, calling it "deeply shocking". She highlighted the role of greed in fuelling wars and urged people of conscience to protest against it. Yechury and Baby have also voiced support for Palestine and advocated for an independent Palestinian state.
Communist Party of India (Marxist) [CPM] leader and MLA K.K. Shailaja has condemned the recent attack by “Hamas terrorists” in a residential area of Israel, terming it “deeply shocking.”
Her statement comes in the wake of the CPI(M)’s public declaration of support for Palestine in the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
Taking to Facebook to clarify her position, Ms. Shailaja emphasised the need for people of conscience to denounce the attacks by “Hamas terrorists.”
Ms. Shailaja highlighted the role of greed for power and wealth in fuelling wars. She pointed out the harrowing reality of innocent lives lost, particularly haunting images of children’s bodies, amid the devastation.
“Wars are the result of greed for power and greed for money. Many innocent people are killed in every war. Children’s bodies burnt during bombardment disturb our sleep. All conscientious people will condemn the attack by Hamas terrorists in the inhabited area of Israel,” stated Ms. Shailaja.
She said it is the responsibility of conscientious individuals not only to empathise with those trapped in the turmoil of war but also to actively protest against it.
She also pointed out that the Palestinian people have endured the same level of terror since 1948, laying the blame on Israel and the imperialist powers supporting it.
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