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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned this Sunday the “humanitarian catastrophe” plaguing the Gaza Strip, to such an extent that “they seem to be galloping all over Gaza.” Four
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned this Sunday the “humanitarian catastrophe” plaguing the Gaza Strip, to such an extent that “they seem to be galloping all over Gaza.” Four horsemen of the apocalypse.
“Looking at the Gaza Strip, it seems as if the four horsemen of war, famine, conquest and death are galloping through it,” Guterres said during a news conference in El Arish, where he met with Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry.
For this reason, Guterres advocated the need to “ immediate humanitarian ceasefire“.
Guterres also emphasized Egypt’s “vital” cooperation at the political and humanitarian level. “El-Arish airport and the Rafah crossing are important arteries for life-saving aid into Gaza, but these arteries are clogged,” so he called on Israel to allow this humanitarian aid to enter.
At the same time, he recalled that trucks with humanitarian aid stop on the Egyptian side, “which go as far as the eye can see.” “Hinder humanitarian aid This is also a clear violation of basic humanitarian principles,” he condemned.
Egypt estimates that about 7,000 aid trucks are stuck on its territory, awaiting entry permits. Gaza Strip.
The UN chief acknowledged that opening new routes for humanitarian aid, such as sea transport or direct air deliveries with parachutes, may be positive, but “the only effective way to transport heavy cargo is by land.”
Antonio Guterres He stressed that the “current horrors” of Gaza “serve no one and have consequences throughout the world.”
Daily attacks on the human dignity of Palestinians are creating a crisis of confidence in the international community.
V Israeli military offensive in the Gaza Strip, “it is clear that the protection of civilians was not a concern,” which constitutes a “violation of international humanitarian law.”
“It challenges the values we proclaim to be universal. Challenge International law. This challenges fundamental humanitarian principles. “It challenges our most basic humanity,” he argued.
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Source: Aristegui Noticias
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