Safa Calls for International Action on Missing Citizens

A meeting was held at ESCWA's headquarters in Beirut, invited by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, with the participation of human rights and social associations. During the gathering, the head of Al-Khayam Center, Mohammed Safa, issued an international appeal to find out the fate of Lebanese missing persons held by the Israeli occupation. He confirmed that the Israeli aggression caused the death of approximately 5,000 martyrs, injured 12,000, and displaced a million and a half people during the genocidal war on southern Lebanon, condemning the international community and the Lebanese government for their failure to bear their responsibilities. Safa called for all necessary international efforts, including those of the United Nations and the European Union, to uncover the locations where the missing persons are held—estimated to be between 32 and 38 individuals—and to verify whether they are alive or dead, providing their names and details of their condition. The High Commissioner for Human Rights expressed concern about this issue and promised to take urgent measures to increase pressure on Israel to clarify the status of the missing persons.

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