As evidence of civilian casualties continues to emerge from the recent US-Israeli aggression against Iran — particularly the bombing of a girls’ elementary school in Minab and Gandhi Hospital in Tehran — geopolitical analysts, solidarity groups, and community leaders from Italy and the United Kingdom have added their voices to the growing global outcry. They have condemned the strikes as clear war crimes, violations of international law, and acts of barbarity, while calling for accountability and expressing full solidarity with the Iranian people.
1. Italian Geopolitical Analyst Condemns “Criminal” Double-Strike on School
Enrico Tommaselli, an Italian geopolitical analyst, has strongly condemned the latest Israeli-American attack on the Islamic Republic of Iran, describing it as a blatant violation of international law carried out “outside and against every rule.”
Noting that this was the second such attack in nine months, Tommaselli criticized the pattern of “bombing everything in sight,” with particular horror at the strikes on Gandhi Hospital in Tehran and the girls’ elementary school in Minab, which killed over 170 girls. He highlighted that the school attack — acknowledged by a New York Times investigation as carried out by the US Air Force — employed the “typically terrorist technique” of a double strike, with a second bomb dropped while first responders were providing aid.
Tommaselli warned that it is becoming increasingly urgent to mobilize global public opinion to halt this unjustified aggression before it escalates into even greater tragedy. He concluded with a message of “full solidarity with the Iranian nation.”
2. UK Solidarity Group: Attacks Follow “Zionist Blueprint” of Collective Punishment
Chelmsford Action for Palestine, a grassroots organization based in Chelmsford, Essex (UK), has issued a strong and categorical condemnation of the brutal US-Israeli attacks that killed innocent schoolchildren and civilians and resulted in the assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Imam Ali Khamenei, along with members of his family.
The group condemned the deliberate targeting of civilian infrastructure, including schools and hospitals, aimed at causing death, instability, and social disruption. It described these actions as “a grave violation of international law and fundamental human values,” stressing that the deliberate harm inflicted upon civilians, particularly children, can never be justified.
Drawing parallels with patterns seen in Gaza, Palestine, and Lebanon, the organization stated that “the repeated targeting of civilian populations and critical infrastructure is a Zionist blueprint that devastates societies.” It also criticized the silence and inaction of many European governments.
Chelmsford Action for Palestine called for:
- An immediate end to attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure,
- Full accountability for violations of international humanitarian law,
- Urgent international action to protect innocent lives and uphold justice.
3. Muslim Community Leader: Massacre of Children Echoes Quranic Condemnation of Tyranny
Sayed Mohsin Abbas, Founder of the Initiative for Muslim Community Development, has fiercely condemned the “diabolical deliberate targeting and cold-blooded murder” of children at the elementary school in Minab during the Israeli-US attack on Iran.
Opening with a Quranic verse about the Day of Judgment and the questioning of those who buried girl-children alive, Abbas described the attack as a continuation of the “Epstein Regimes’” crimes against children — ranging from child abduction in Palestine and sex trafficking to the genocide of babies in Gaza.
He called on the United Nations, international human rights organizations, courts, statesmen, NGOs, and global humanity to condemn these war crimes, launch inquiries, and bring to justice the “Anglo-Zionist Imperialist Axis of Evil.” He urged the international community to protest and stop the illegal invasion of the “sovereign, dignified, and courageous nation of Iran.”
Abbas warned that failure to hold the war criminals accountable amounts to complicity and will only encourage further tyranny and “forever wars of sickening barbarity.” He concluded that “God will not forgive anybody who does not act to oppose these heinous crimes.”