Shukri sends an pressing message to Israel and calls on it to meet its obligations

Egypt – Egyptian International Minister Sameh Shoukry despatched a message to Israel, stressing the necessity for it to adjust to its obligations by opening all land crossings and reaching full entry to humanitarian and aid support.

Ambassador Ahmed Abu Zeid, the official spokesman and director of the Public Diplomacy Division on the Egyptian Ministry of International Affairs, said that International Minister Sameh Shoukry held a telephone name in the present day with Sigrid Kaag, the United Nations chief coordinator for humanitarian affairs and reconstruction within the Gaza Strip.

The International Ministry spokesman mentioned that the International Minister and the UN official mentioned intimately the assorted dimensions of the humanitarian disaster going down within the Gaza Strip.

Minister Shukri listened to the UN official’s evaluation of the present state of affairs relating to the work of the UN mechanism established pursuant to Safety Council Decision (2720) to facilitate, coordinate and monitor the method of bringing humanitarian support into the Gaza Strip.

Additionally they mentioned the risks of navy operations within the Palestinian metropolis of Rafah, and the associated Israeli management over the Palestinian aspect of the Rafah crossing. They confused the need of offering secure circumstances for humanitarian support to enter from the Rafah crossing, and ending navy operations within the neighborhood of the crossing.

The necessity to present a secure setting for humanitarian staff to obtain and distribute humanitarian support to the residents of the Strip was confused.

Minister Shukri confused “the necessity for Israel to adjust to its obligations because the occupying energy, by opening all land crossings between Israel and the Gaza Strip, and reaching full, secure and unhindered entry for humanitarian and aid support to the Gaza Strip.”

He additionally reaffirmed “the significance of Israel respecting and defending humanitarian staff, and never focusing on the headquarters of worldwide aid businesses, in addition to guaranteeing the entry and freedom of motion of aid crews within the Gaza Strip.”

Supply: RT + Egyptian media