PSI Curses Israel's Sniper That Kills Palestinian Paramedics

The Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) condemned the brutal actions of Israeli soldiers who shot a Palestinian paramedic Razan Al Najjar. The 21-year-old was killed by Israeli sniper bullets on Friday June 1, 2018.

"The shooting of Razan Al Najjar is a crime against humanity," said PSI spokesman Dara A. Kesuma Nasution through his written statement on JavaPos.com, Monday (4/6).

Razan Al Najjar who is a paramedical volunteer who joined the Palestinian Medical Relief Society (Jam'iyyah Ighatsah al-Thibbiyah al-Filisthiniyah). He was shot while helping wounded demonstrators in Khan Younis, South Gaza.
When shot, Razan Al Najjar is still wearing a uniform that indicates he is a paramedic who should be protected. Even then Razan had raised his hand.

"In accordance with the 1949 Geneva Convention under conditions of war though, paramedics must be protected during their duties, let alone what happens in Gaza instead of war, but the demonstration of the Palestinian people against the Israeli occupiers," explained the woman who is also a candidate of PSI DPN III.
In the case of Razan Al Najjar, there are indications of intentions from Israeli soldiers who have been eyeing Razan, because this girl became an icon of Israeli resistance after his interview with the New York Times spread if he worked 13 hours a day to help the wounded demonstrators.

As a woman, Razan Al Najjar has shown great courage and dedication. He became an icon of international humanitarian solidarity that continues to send a message to the world that Israel's occupation of Palestinian land is stopped, "said Dara.