Gaza: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates has launched a global campaign urging the international community to confront the grave consequences of the Israeli cabinet's decision to fully occupy and impose control over the Gaza Strip. The Ministry warned that these decisions endanger the survival of Palestinian civilians, exposing them to mass killing, starvation, and forced displacement.
According to Palestine News and Information Agency - WAFA, the Ministry stated that over one million people face immediate uprooting, while more than two million risk being confined to less than 10% of the Strip's area. This is seen as a clear step toward their eventual forced expulsion in various forms. The Ministry described these decisions as a stark revelation of the true nature of the occupation's war on Gaza's residents and Palestinian civilians, a war waged without justification.
The Ministry expressed concern over the continued failure of the UN Security Council to enforce an immediate ceasefire, secure the release of hostages and detainees, protect civilians, and stop the use of starvation as a weapon. It argued that this failure has provided cover for the occupying government to pursue its plans of genocide, forced displacement, and annexation.
In response, the Ministry called for urgent international intervention to halt the war and immediately implement the New York Declaration, emphasizing the need for global cooperation to address the humanitarian crisis.
