The UN Secretary General António Guterres said that the Israeli plan “marks a dangerous escalation.” The meeting will be at 16, peninsular time.
He United Nations Security Council He postponed until Sunday – predictably at 10.00 (16.00, peninsular time) – the emergency meeting planned to treat Israel’s announced plan to take militarily Loop. The meeting was going to be today at 3:00 p.m. (Washington time), but was finally postponed.
The United Nations Secretary, António Guterreshe said that the Israeli plan to occupy the city of Gaza “marks a dangerous escalation“That he will” even more in danger “civilians in Gaza, including the kidnapped in the enclave from the attacks of the Palestinian militias on October 7, 2023.
The UN Security Council meets urgently to treat Israel’s plan to take Gaza
The call of the extraordinary session at the UN was requested by several members of the agency in the middle of a new scale of the situation in Middle East.
In this context, the Palestinian representative before the UN, Ryad Mansourhe explained: “Several countries in our name and in their own are requesting a meeting.”
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He United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, He said that “This must stop immediately”.
Hamaswhich still has 49 Captive Israeli hostagesof which 27 would be deadhe estimated that this plan is equivalent to “sacrifice” To these people. In Gaza, where the population lives daily under bombs, the inhabitants fear the worst for the evacuation orders issued by the Israeli army.
The Israeli government approved the Netanyahu Benjamin Plan to take Gaza
The Israel government approved on Friday the operation planned by the country’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and its security dome, to assume control of the city of Gaza.
The plan consists of “five principles to end the war” and that include the assumption of the “security control” of the entire enclave and the expulsion of Hamas of all the governing bodies of the Palestinian territory, as well as the disarmament of its militias.
Netanyahu’s “five conditions” to end the conflict contemplate The disarmament of the militias of Hamas, the demilitarization of the Gaza Strip, the security control of the enclave and the “establishment of an alternative civil administration that is neither Hamas nor the Palestinian authority”, with a view to the “return of all hostages, living and dead.”
Source: Ambito
