EU rebukes Zionist regime for insulting diplomats

The European Union has lambasted Zionist forces for confronting a group of European diplomats in the occupied West Bank.

According to Press TV, on Saturday, EU Foreign Policy Chief Catherine Ashton and EU Humanitarian Aid Commissioner Kristalina Georgieva issued a statement, telling the Israeli regime to explain why its troops confiscated humanitarian aid from a group of aid workers accompanied by a number of European diplomats near the village of Khirbet al-Makhul on Friday.
The statement read “EU representatives have already contacted the Zionist authorities to demand an explanation and expressed their concern at the incident.”
On Friday, Zionist soldiers manhandled the diplomats and seized a truck loaded with tents and emergency aid, which they were trying to deliver to Bedouins in the village.
They threw sound grenades at the diplomats, who were being accompanied by some aid workers and local people.
They also yanked a female French diplomat called Marion Castaing out of the truck before they drove it away.
The French diplomat said “They dragged me out of the truck and forced me to the ground with no regard for my diplomatic immunity,”, adding “This is how international law is being respected here.”