The Israeli raids on the Gaza Strip, which led to the death of more than 300 Palestinians this morning, raised a wave of Arab and international convictions.
Muhannad Hadi said that the raids launched by Israel on the Gaza Strip today (Tuesday), “unacceptable”, stressing the need to return to the ceasefire immediately.
The UN coordinator stated in a statement that the inhabitants of Gaza began to suffer from “unimaginable”, considering that the only way to move forward is to “end hostilities, continue humanitarian aid, release the hostages, restore basic services and livelihoods.”
This came after Israel resumed its raids on Gaza at dawn today, after a truce that lasted about two months, in an attack that the Ministry of Health in the Strip said that it has resulted in the death of more than 300 and the injury of more than 440 others.
For his part, Jordanian Prime Minister Jaafar Hassan described the Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip as a “war against humanity”, calling on the international community to stop the war that Israel resumed at dawn today after a truce that lasted about two months.
The Jordanian News Agency quoted Hassan as confirming the Kingdom’s established constants towards the Palestinian issue, which is to refuse to displace the Palestinians and find an alternative homeland for them.
He added: “All the international community should be concerned with stopping this brutality that affected children and women and isolation, and today is to starve the purposes of displacement and expel the fixed people on its land.”
The Israeli army had announced earlier that it was launching extensive raids on the targets of Hamas in Gaza.
Hamas leader told Reuters that Israel is ending the ceasefire agreement unilaterally. The movement said in a statement: “Netanyahu and his extremist government are taking a decision to coup against the ceasefire agreement, and they are exposed to prisoners in Gaza to an unknown fate.”
The army did not provide further details about the raids, but the office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a statement stating that the army received instructions “to take firm measures against the terrorist organization (Hamas).”
United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Guterres expressed his shock from the raids launched by Israel on the Gaza Strip, and a spokesman for the Secretary -General said in a statement that Guterres calls for “respect for a ceasefire, the resumption of humanitarian aid without obstacle, and the release of the remaining hostages without conditions.”
In a related context, the Kremlin warned of the “escalation cycle” in Gaza. “The exacerbation of the situation, another spiral of escalation, is a source of concern for us.”
