In a statement on Saturday, Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei denounced the attack as another example of the Israeli regime’s ongoing disregard for international law and humanitarian principles.
He said the strike, which killed 11 people — including seven children and two women — exposed the Zionist regime’s continued aggression despite the declared truce.
Baqaei also condemned the Israeli regime’s refusal to fulfill its commitment to reopen the Rafah border crossing, describing the move as a deliberate attempt to intensify the suffering of Gaza’s civilian population.
Referring to the Zionist regime’s long record of violating ceasefires and breaching its obligations, the spokesman urged the countries guaranteeing the truce to uphold their responsibilities and take immediate action to stop further violations.
He also called on the international community to compel the occupying regime to cease its crimes, withdraw its forces from Gaza, and guarantee unimpeded access to humanitarian aid.
Baqaei further stressed the need for the prosecution of those responsible for war crimes, warning that continued impunity would only embolden further atrocities.