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France, Germany, UK Urge Israeli
Entity to Allow Unimpeded Flow of Humanitarian Aid into Gaza
Berlin, 23 Apr (ONA) — The Foreign
Ministers of Germany, France, and Britain called on the Israeli entity to allow
unimpeded flow of humanitarian aid into Gaza Strip in compliance with
international law.
“Humanitarian aid must never be
used as a political tool and Palestinian territory must not be reduced nor
subjected to any demographic change,” the European ministers said in a
joint statement issued today.
The Israeli occupation authorities
have blocked the entry of humanitarian aid and commercial supplies into the
Gaza Strip since the end of the first phase of the ceasefire agreement in early
March, leading to severe shortage of essential supplies.
The Israeli occupation continues to
impose an unprecedented blockade on the Gaza Strip, leaving approximately 2.4
million Palestinians homeless after destroying their homes in the war of
genocide.
Meanwhile, Gaza has entered a state
of famine due to the continued closure of border crossings and the suspension
of aid deliveries, particularly following the resumption of the Israeli
aggression on the Strip on 18 March 2025, despite international and UN warnings
of a worsening humanitarian catastrophe.
— Ends/Khalid