Gaza – Saba:
The International Committee for the Support of the Rights of the Palestinian People (Hashed) condemned on Sunday in the strongest terms the continuation and escalation of the war of genocide and Israeli aggression against the Gaza Strip.
The death toll on Saturday reached 145 martyrs, while the death toll today, as of the time of writing, has reached 89 martyrs.
In a statement, the committee condemned the series of raids, fire belts, and violent, systematic, and indiscriminate Israeli shelling that targeted civilian homes, displaced persons' tents, and civilian gatherings in various areas of the Gaza Strip.
The statement referred to the series of successive massacres committed by the Israeli enemy forces against civilians, the most brutal of which was the brutal massacre of the "Saadallah" family in Jabalia al-Nazla, as a result of the bombing of the house and its collapse on the heads of those inside without prior warning, resulting in killing of (15) family members, including children and women.
The International Organization "Hashd" expressed its deep concern over repeated warnings issued by United Nations agencies indicating that the Gaza Strip is on the verge of a complete humanitarian collapse, in light of the continued Israeli obstacles to the entry of humanitarian and relief aid, medical supplies, and fuel.
It noted UN announcements indicating the presence of large quantities of humanitarian and relief aid piling up at the crossings for 135 years, which the Israeli enemy is refusing to allow in, a criminal use of starvation and the militarization of aid.
It strongly condemned the continued blatant failure of the international community to stop the successive massacres and brutal crimes against civilians, ensure the flow of humanitarian aid, and continue to reluctance to use coercive humanitarian intervention mechanisms to protect civilians and open safe humanitarian corridors.
Hashd called on the international community to form an international humanitarian coalition for coercive intervention to stop the genocide and Israeli aggression against the Gaza Strip and to ensure the opening of safe humanitarian corridors for the flow of humanitarian and relief aid, medical supplies, and fuel, preventing the collapse of the humanitarian situation and the health and humanitarian services system, and ensuring its continuity, free from political blackmail.
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The International Committee for the Support of the Rights of the Palestinian People (Hashed) condemned on Sunday in the strongest terms the continuation and escalation of the war of genocide and Israeli aggression against the Gaza Strip.
The death toll on Saturday reached 145 martyrs, while the death toll today, as of the time of writing, has reached 89 martyrs.
In a statement, the committee condemned the series of raids, fire belts, and violent, systematic, and indiscriminate Israeli shelling that targeted civilian homes, displaced persons' tents, and civilian gatherings in various areas of the Gaza Strip.
The statement referred to the series of successive massacres committed by the Israeli enemy forces against civilians, the most brutal of which was the brutal massacre of the "Saadallah" family in Jabalia al-Nazla, as a result of the bombing of the house and its collapse on the heads of those inside without prior warning, resulting in killing of (15) family members, including children and women.
The International Organization "Hashd" expressed its deep concern over repeated warnings issued by United Nations agencies indicating that the Gaza Strip is on the verge of a complete humanitarian collapse, in light of the continued Israeli obstacles to the entry of humanitarian and relief aid, medical supplies, and fuel.
It noted UN announcements indicating the presence of large quantities of humanitarian and relief aid piling up at the crossings for 135 years, which the Israeli enemy is refusing to allow in, a criminal use of starvation and the militarization of aid.
It strongly condemned the continued blatant failure of the international community to stop the successive massacres and brutal crimes against civilians, ensure the flow of humanitarian aid, and continue to reluctance to use coercive humanitarian intervention mechanisms to protect civilians and open safe humanitarian corridors.
Hashd called on the international community to form an international humanitarian coalition for coercive intervention to stop the genocide and Israeli aggression against the Gaza Strip and to ensure the opening of safe humanitarian corridors for the flow of humanitarian and relief aid, medical supplies, and fuel, preventing the collapse of the humanitarian situation and the health and humanitarian services system, and ensuring its continuity, free from political blackmail.
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