The authorities of the Gaza Strip They denounced this Saturday that More than 270,000 Palestinians were displaced by force from the city of Gaza because of the large -scale offensive of Israel last September 16.
Gaza management, in the hands of the group Hamashe said in Telegram: “The occupation forcefully displaced 270,000 Palestinians to the south, under the threats of bombings and genocide.”
More than 270,000 those displaced in Gaza by Israel’s offensive
Thus, they confirmed “the increase in forced displacement from the city of Gaza”, amid the demands of the Israel Army so that the population runs to the south. Globally, community denunciations and agencies grow that deny that there are security conditions for these displacements.
At the same time, in Gaza they ran into a contrast since “more than 22,000 people returned to their original residence areas due to the lack of the most basic goods for life in the south.”
In this regard, they pointed out that these areas “are falsely presented by the occupation authorities as ‘Humanitarian and safe areas’, Although they were subjected to more than 110 bombings “in relation to the area of To the mauasi.
“This area totally lacks the basic needs for life, not having hospitals, infrastructure or essential goods such as water, food, shelter, electricity or educational facilitieswhich makes living there almost impossible, “they complemented.
The United States blocked a resolution of the UN Security Council that requested the stop the fire in Gaza
States Joined He exercised his Veto right This Thursday on a resolution of the UN Security Council I asked for a Alto El Fuego in Gaza, the release of Israeli hostages by Hamas and the immediate entry of humanitarian aid to the strip.
The document was presented by the ten non -permanent members of the Council -Argelia, Denmark, Slovenia, Greece, Guyana, Pakistan, Panama, South Korea, Sierra Leone and Somalia- and received the support of the other permanent members, Russia, China, France and the United Kingdomwith the exception of the United States, which prevented its approval.
The American representative, Morgan Ortagusthe veto justified pointing out that the resolution “does not condemn Hamas or recognize Israel’s right to defend himself, and legitimizes false narratives that benefit him.” Ortagus remarked that Hamas is responsible for starting and maintaining the war, and said that the conflict could end if the group releases hostages and renounces weapons.
Source: Ambito
