German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Thursday referred to as on Israel to permit humanitarian help into Gaza, following UN warnings of a looming famine within the war-torn Palestinian enclave.
“We are very concerned about the situation in the Gaza Strip and also about the intensification of the Israeli army’s military operations there,” Merz advised reporters throughout his go to to Lithuania.
“We are urging, above all, that humanitarian aid finally reaches the Gaza Strip without delay, and also reaches the people there, because, as we hear from the United Nations, there is now a real threat of famine,” he careworn.
Merz mentioned Israeli authorities should permit the supply of “comprehensive and really sustainable” humanitarian help to the Gaza Strip to ease the struggling of the Palestinian civilians.
Asked in regards to the killing of two Israeli Embassy workers members in Washington, DC, Merz mentioned they had been conscious of stories that one sufferer might need held twin nationality and German citizenship. “Regardless of this, we condemn it in the strongest possible terms,” he added.
Source: www.anews.com.tr