Faced with international pressure and internal pressure in order to stop the war, the prime minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed this week that “significant” negotiations on the ceasefire can be made only after Hamas was no longer a threat of security. Netanyahu emphasized the need for Hamas’s weapons, at the same time warning that if the group did not give up voluntarily, Israel would take military steps to disarm them, reports AFP.
Since the beginning of the conflict, the Ministry of Health in Gaza, controlled by Hamas, was reported by at least 57,882 Palestinians who killed most civilians.
Last Friday, the UN Human Rights Office reported that over the past six weeks at least 798 people have died at the points of distribution of assistance in gas. This figure includes the victims at the place of distribution controlled by the Gaza Humanitarian Fund (GHF) – institutions supported by the United States and Israel, as well as around the convoy conducted by other humanitarian organizations, Reuters report.
The GHF itself is relied by many private companies in the US Security and Logistics in order to distribute assistance in gas, thanks to the UN mechanism, which is believed that Israel is vulnerable to use Hamas militants to confiscate the supply that should be for civilians. This accusation was rejected by Hamas, according to Reuters.
The ongoing humanitarian tragedy in gas emphasized as difficult efforts to spread assistance in the areas of the conflict, as well as how vulnerable civilians are victims of attracting military and political interests. Ask ChatGPT