PNGO Condemns the Occupation State's Revocation of the Credentials of the Dutch Representation in Ramallah

The Palestinian NGOs Network (PNGO) condemns the occupation state's revocation of the credentials of the members of the Dutch Representation in Ramallah and granting them a one-week deadline to close its premises. PNGO also condemns the occupation state's expulsion of the Spanish and Irish representatives from the humanitarian operations center dedicated to Gaza.

This measure comes after the Netherlands took steps to boycott settlement products in the West Bank, alongside moves toward taking action against terrorist settler groups and banning the entry of certain individuals into Dutch territory, including the two fascist ministers in the occupation government, Ben-Gvir and Smotrich.
The occupation's action against the Dutch Representation followed similar measures taken against the British Consulate in Jerusalem, which had previously adopted measures similar to those of the Netherlands.

This comes in the context of escalating international measures against settlement products as one form of response to the occupation's aggressive practices against our people in the Gaza Strip through the commission of atrocities amounting to genocide and ethnic cleansing, which extend to multiple areas of the West Bank, alongside widespread rejection of settler attacks and the continuation of accelerating measures aimed at Judaizing Jerusalem.

While PNGO welcomes the Dutch and international measures regarding settlement products and settler gangs, it believes that these measures must be elevated to more practical steps aimed at imposing boycott, divestment, and sanctions on the occupation state, which has recently revealed its pariah image at the United Nations.

The isolation of the occupation state and the imposition of sanctions upon it is the most effective means of responding to the occupation's arrogance, which is working to destroy international law and adopt the principle of the law of the jungle in its place.

The Palestinian NGOs Network (PNGO)