Israel will stop its attack against Gaza if an agreement is reached on the hostages

Gianmarco Murroni – Vatican Ciodad

If an agreement is reached on the hostages, the attack in the Gaza Strip will stop immediately. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz made a statement during a visit to the Morge axis, which was recently established by Israel to separate the southern cities of Khan Yunis and Rafah. Katz added that “large lines of land are occupied and integrated into the Israeli security areas, which reduces Gaza and isolates them more,” Katz added. Meanwhile, the Israeli minister concluded that “the army is preparing for a large movement to defeat Hamas, which includes the mobilization of a large number of reserve experts.”

Human emergency

The resumption of the Israeli attack in the tape has exacerbated the humanitarian crisis in the region. The closure of Israel from the Chroma Shalom and Al -Akha, which prevented the entry of humanitarian aid to Gaza today, entered its fortieth day in a row. Rafah’s crossing has been closed, on the Palestinian side, for 23 consecutive days, preventing the passage of the wounded and patients to the Egyptian side. This was mentioned by Egyptian sources, which the Cairo government is considering increased the alert on the border and near the crossing due to the Israel bombings. The transfer of the injured from Gaza was suspended after the arrival of 1705 patients, distributed in 45 groups, accompanied by 2500 relatives. Currently, the injured and patients are mainly treated in hospitals in North Sinai.

Hamas invitation

Meanwhile, Hamas explained that he rejects Israel’s attempts to control the distribution of humanitarian aid in Gaza, either Israeli army soldiers or government -controlled private companies. As for the Palestinian group, the Israeli state’s proposal violates international law, and opposes “the basic principles of humanitarian assistance: neutrality, neutrality, independence and humanity.” Hamas added, “The entry of Enclave Help sustains the reality of political control and extortion,” and asked, “The whole world guarantees that humanitarian aid reaches the Palestinian people safely and respected.”

Protests against Netanyahu

Meanwhile, in Jerusalem, a small protest ended near the residence of the Israeli Prime Minister, Netanyahu, with arrest, in a tense environment, with seven demonstrators. Several dozens of people joined the protest, in addition to the arrests, the police confiscated many posters that requested the end of the Israeli attack in Gaza and called on the Israelis to refuse military service in the IFF. Videos published on social networks showed demonstrators with banners saying “stop the massacre.”