Tensions rise as Israel halts humanitarian aid
The humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip has reached a new critical point following Israel’s decision to block the delivery of humanitarian aid. The move has sparked an immediate reaction from Hamas, accusing Tel Aviv of violating international law and actively worsening conditions for the civilian population. According to the Palestinian group, the decision seriously jeopardizes the negotiations for the release of hostages, whose fate now rests entirely on the Israeli government.
The UN calls for immediate intervention
The United Nations has expressed deep concern over the growing tensions and emphasized the need for a permanent ceasefire and the release of hostages to prevent further escalation of the conflict. The UN has reiterated that the international community must do everything possible to prevent a return to hostilities, warning that without concrete action, the situation could deteriorate further.
New attacks on Khan Yunis
Meanwhile, the conflict on the ground continues. According to sources from Gaza’s Civil Protection, an Israeli attacktargeted the Khan Yunis area in the southern Gaza Strip, killing four people and injuring six others. A statement from the organization denounces artillery shelling and Israeli tank fire in the city’s outskirts. However, the Israeli military has not officially confirmed the attack.
Egypt proposes a new peace plan
As tensions rise, the Egyptian government has put forward a new proposal to stabilize the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. According to the Haaretz newspaper, the plan includes the release of three Israeli hostages, the return of the bodies of three deceased hostages, and an extension of two weeks of the first phase of the agreement. Egyptian sources report that an Israeli delegation is expected to arrive in Cairo in the coming hours to discuss the proposal’s details.
The United States supports Israel’s decision
From the United States, a strong signal of support for Israel has emerged. The National Security Council spokesman, Brian Hughes, stated that Israel has negotiated in good faith from the start and that the U.S. will continue to support its strategic decisions. According to Washington, the responsibility for the current situation lies with Hamas, which has allegedly declared it is no longer interested in a ceasefire.
Saudi Arabia condemns Israel
In response to the crisis, Saudi Arabia has issued a firm condemnation of Israel’s decision to halt humanitarian aidto Gaza. The Saudi Foreign Ministry has called the action an act of blackmail and collective punishment, accusing Israel of violating international humanitarian law. Riyadh has also urged the international community to intervene to stop Israel’s grave violations.
“No Other Land”: Gaza’s voice reaches the Oscars
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