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Amman, July 27 (Petra) German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Sunday called on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to allow urgent humanitarian aid into Gaza, citing the dire conditions faced by “starving civilians.”
In a statement released by his office, Merz stressed that the assistance “must reach the civilian population quickly, safely, and in sufficient quantities,” expressing “deep concern” over the “catastrophic” humanitarian situation in the enclave.
He underscored that “the measures recently announced by the Israeli government must be swiftly followed by new, concrete actions,” referring to the Israeli army’s announcement earlier Sunday of a daily “tactical pause” in military operations across parts of Gaza. The pause is intended to secure humanitarian corridors for UN and international agencies delivering food and medicine to Gaza’s residents.
//Petra// AF
27/07/2025 22:26:25
