The head of the government of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, offers a temporary cessation -the fires in the Gaza Strip to make the return of the Israeli hostages that are still being held there. He was ready for the liberation of the hostages, Netanyahu said on Wednesday evening.
Of the hostages who are still being loved from Hamas in the Palestinian area, there are 20 “safe at life,” Netanyahu said in a press conference that was broadcast on TV.
Gaza Strip: Netanyahu wants full control
At the same time, Netanyahu registered the recently announced goal to take over full control over the Gaza Strip. At the end of the recently extensive military operation in the Palestinian area, “the entire Gaza Strip under the control of the Israeli army”. A “humanitarian crisis” should be avoided, so that Israel keeps his “complete freedom of action”, added the government’s head.
Hundreds of thousands of needy
The Israeli army had Half -March resumed its massive attacks in the Gaza Strip after a cease -the two -month -fires and the offensive was expanded during the weekend. Until a few days ago, Israel also blocked the import of any aid supplies in the area. However, the Israeli government accuses the Hamas to sell the relief supplies to finance their hunters and weapons. On Sunday she also raised the blockade of prints of allies.
On the second day after the end of the Israeli blockade, 93 trucks supplied relief supplies to the Gaza Strip, said it on Wednesday by the Israeli authority responsible for Palestinian affairs. Humanitarian aid includes flower, baby food, medical equipment and medication.
UN: Gaza Aid deliveries still not divided
“Until now, none of the deliveries have been able to leave the loading area of Kerem Shalom,” emphasized the spokesperson for the UN Secretary-General António Guterres, Stéphane Dujarric, in New York on Wednesday. About 100 trucks with relief supplies have been on the border crossing for almost three days within the Gaza Strip. The problem is the route proposed by Israel for the continuous transport of the goods.
According to Dujarric, the Israeli armed forces had encouraged to eliminate a street with military activities, so that the trucks could transport the help to distribution centers. The risk was too high for the UN: “Our local colleagues thought the street was too overloaded and unsafe, so we didn’t take it”. Given the great need, the world organization sees the acute danger of violent looting.
Source: Krone
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