According to Autonomy chief Mahmoud Abbas, political action must be taken and the killing of civilians on both sides must be stopped.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said it was necessary to take political action to end the “Israeli occupation” and achieve peace. This was reported by WAFA.
Mahmud Abbas, King of Jordan II. “We reject the practice of killing or ill-treating civilians on both sides as it is against morality, religion and international law,” he said during his meeting with Abdullah.
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He noted that practices “associated with murder or harsh treatment of civilians” should be abandoned. The head of the Autonomy called for the release of captured civilians. He also stressed the need to “stop settler terrorism against people living in Palestinian communities in the West Bank and the occupation of Al-Aqsa Mosque.”
According to the Palestinian President, the all-out offensive on the Gaza Strip must be stopped immediately, medical aid must be provided, water and electricity must be provided, and emergency humanitarian corridors must be opened. In particular, he drew attention to the danger that stopping the operation of the only power plant in the Gaza Strip due to running out of fuel could lead to a “real disaster” for medical and humanitarian services.
Hamas militants attacked Israel
On the morning of October 7, Islamist militants Hamas attacked Israel from the Gaza Strip. More than two thousand missiles were fired across the country and then the ground operation began.
On October 8, Israel declared war. Especially the “40th Amendment”, which has not been implemented for 50 years. item Alef” was introduced. As a result, the General Staff of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) received the right to grant the army full freedom of action, but ensure that the army reports to the political leadership of the country.
Let us remind you that on October 11, Qatari publication AL Jazeera reported that electricity supply in the Gaza Strip may be suspended due to the depletion of fuel supplies at the local power plant.
On October 12, Israeli Energy Minister Israel Katz announced that the country was suspending water, electricity and fuel supplies to the Gaza Strip. The country’s authorities promised to restart supplies after Hamas militants released Israeli hostages.
Source: Focus
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