United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Saturday that “Palestinian children, women and men are living a never-ending nightmare,” as the war between Israel and Hamas approaches its sixth month.
Guterres added during his visit to the Egyptian side of the border with Gaza Gaza That he came to the Egyptian city of Rafah “carrying the voices of the vast majority of countries in the world who are fed up with what is happening” in Gaza, where “homes have been demolished and entire families and generations have perished as famine besieges the population.”
He demanded Guterres Government of Israel With a “strict commitment” to the Palestinians.
Guterres spoke to reporters, pointing to a long line of aid trucks, “Here from this crossing we see the heartbreak and the cruelty of the situation. A long line of blocked relief trucks on one side of the gates, and a long shadow of famine on the other side.”
He stressed: “This matter is more than just a tragic matter, it is a moral violation.”
Guterres’s visit came at a time when he was threatening… Israel Launching a major military operation in the city of Rafah, south of the Strip Gazaon the border with Egypt, despite international appeals to prevent such an attack.
The majority of Gaza’s population of 2.3 million people seek refuge in the vicinity of Rafah. Although conditions are worse in the north of the Strip, the plight of civilians across the Strip has worsened sharply as the conflict continues.
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