"Akasha"The bombing of buildings in Palestinian Rafah shows Israel’s disregard for the UN Security Council resolution
The Director General of the Egyptian Center for Strategic Thought and Studies, Dr. Khaled Okasha, confirmed that the bombing of residential buildings in the Palestinian city of Rafah shows Israel’s disregard for the United Nations Security Council resolution, which called for an immediate ceasefire during the month of Ramadan in the Gaza Strip.
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Dr. Okasha added, in a special statement to the Middle East News Agency today, Friday, that the continuation of the war and bloodshed in the Gaza Strip means that Israel is being ignored by the Security Council resolution and proves the inability of the international community to carry out its role and responsibility. In protecting international law and norms, but also humanity, human rights, and Palestinian civilians.
He warned that the catastrophic situation, famine, drought, and disease currently spreading within the Strip, which is inhabited by more than 2 million citizens, is “ "reagent test" To the international community that left the Israeli occupation to use famine as a weapon in this war to take collective revenge on civilians.
Okasha considered that letting children die of hunger without immediate intervention from the major powers that raise slogans Human rights to deter the “Tel Aviv government” Its policy warns that the international community is moving in the wrong direction without humanitarian rules or moral controls.
In this regard, he called on the countries of the free world to put pressure on Israel to allow the opening of all crossings with the Gaza Strip. Gaza with the aim of the flow of relief aid in a way that leads to containing the repercussions of the humanitarian catastrophe that the Palestinian people are experiencing in the Strip.
The Director General of the Egyptian Center for Thought and Strategic Studies reiterated that the two-state solution is… The only way to settle the Palestinian issue and establish the foundations of security and peace in the Middle East region, calling on the countries of the world to work to find ways to recognize the independent Palestinian state on the borders of June 4, 1967, in accordance with international legitimacy resolutions.
