The first emergency meeting about the conflict took place behind closed doors last Sunday. The new meeting will take place in Euskal Herria at 7 p.m., without specifying its format.
The UN Security Council will meet again this Friday to discuss the escalation of the conflict between Israel and Palestine, which has left around 1,000 dead on both sides in five days, a diplomatic source has confirmed.
The new Security Council meeting will take place in New York, at 7 p.m. in Euskal Herria, but its format has not been specified, the same source has indicated.
He surprise attack by the Islamist group Hamas A war from Gaza to Israel began last Saturday that continues to see heavy gun battles between the sides, and the international community has expressed concern about civilian deaths and infections in the region.
These were two priorities on which the Security Council focused, as some of its members indicated after a first closed-door emergency meeting on the conflict last Sunday.
Israel regained control of the area on Wednesday and repelled the militias’ presence, although it warned that “terrorists” may still be infiltrating its territory, and maintained a total blockade of the Gaza Strip, which is on the brink of a new humanitarian catastrophe stands. while receiving Israeli bombardments.
Eleven humanitarian aid workers of the UN Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) have been killed since Saturday as a result of airstrikes in the Gaza Strip. In this sense, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, regrets that these workers “paid the ultimate price”. He recalled that “UN facilities and all hospitals, schools and clinics should never be targeted.”
The UN Secretary General has called for the “immediate” release of all Israeli hostages held in Gaza. He also asked for access to be granted Loop of supplies. He has also said that he is concerned about the spread of the conflict and that he is in contact with the region’s leaders.
Source: EITB
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