Berlin - Saba:
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz described the humanitarian situation in Gaza Strip as "catastrophic" on Sunday.
In a statement, the German Chancellor urged Benjamin Netanyahu, the wanted war criminal sought by the International Criminal Court, to allow humanitarian aid to reach "starving civilians" in Gaza urgently.
Merz stressed that this aid "must reach civilians quickly, safely, and in sufficient quantities," expressing his "grave concern" over the humanitarian situation in the Strip.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz described the humanitarian situation in Gaza Strip as "catastrophic" on Sunday.
In a statement, the German Chancellor urged Benjamin Netanyahu, the wanted war criminal sought by the International Criminal Court, to allow humanitarian aid to reach "starving civilians" in Gaza urgently.
Merz stressed that this aid "must reach civilians quickly, safely, and in sufficient quantities," expressing his "grave concern" over the humanitarian situation in the Strip.