Pakistan, 16 Other Countries Slam Israeli Airstrike on Gaza Hospital, Warn Against Undermining Ceasefire
- Foreign ministers from 18 countries condemned an Israeli airstrike on Gaza’s Nasser Medical Complex, saying it caused casualties among patients and medical workers.
- The ministers said the strike violated international humanitarian law, which protects medical facilities and health care workers.
- They criticized attacks on displaced civilians and restrictions on shelter materials, medical supplies, and other humanitarian aid entering Gaza.
- The ministers urged Israel to uphold the cease-fire, protect civilians and medical facilities, and allow safe, sustained, and unrestricted humanitarian aid deliveries.
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Ministries of Foreign Affairs of nearly 20 nations expressed their rejection of the offensive and restrictions on the entry of humanitarian aid into Palestine. “They are deepening the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza as winter approaches,” they said.
UAE strongly condemns targeting of Nasser Medical Complex in Gaza Strip
ABU DHABI: The United Arab Emirates has strongly condemned and denounced the Israeli airstrikes on Nasser Medical Complex in the city of Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip, which resulted in the death and injury of a number of innocent people, in a blatant violation of international humanitarian law. Furthermore, the UAE warned against the ongoing Israeli aggression and military escalation, which exacerbate the humanitarian catastrophe in t…
18 Arab and Muslim States condemned the Zionist bombing of the Nasser medical complex in Khan Younis, the continued targeting of civilians and the tents of displaced persons, calling for the implementation of humanitarian obligations under the ceasefire agreement without additional political or security conditions, and the failure to suspend relief to the population of Gaza on progress in the subsequent stages of the agreement.
Foreign ministers warn continued attacks, restrictions on humanitarian aid are worsening Gaza's crisis as winter approaches
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