UN official: We thank Egypt, Qatar and America for the efforts to follow up the implementation of the ceasefire in Gaza
Sigraid Kakh, a chief United Nations Coordinator for Humanitarian Affairs and Reconstruction in the Gaza Strip, and the UN Coordinator of the Peace process, saluted Egypt, Qatar and the United States for their work by securing the first stage and seeking to implement the second stage in the ceasefire agreement and the exchange of prisoners in the Gaza Strip. >
She pointed out – during a session of the Security Council on the situation in the Middle East, according to (Cairo News Channel) – the need to build a future He believes in protection in Gaza, adding that the Arab countries are leading work to develop a reconstruction plan in Gaza, and Egypt plans to host a conference for that, pointing out that the United Nations is ready for help … stressing that it is not possible to accept the proposal of the forced displacement of the Palestinians from Gaza
& nbsp; There, especially in Jenin, Tubas and Tulkarm, explaining that the Israeli forces bombed the refugee camps by air and used heavy weapons, as the Palestinian resistance used manual explosives due to the continued violence and provocation of Israeli settlers against the Palestinians.
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And renewed the confirmation of the release of all hostages and allowing them to obtain visits And international assistance from the Red Cross, confirming that the international community has abandoned the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, adding the Palestinian detainees who were released, reported that they were subjected to ill -treatment and insult during their detention in Israel.
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> And the member states of the Security Council called for accelerating the sending of aid to the Gaza Strip, stressing the need not to complete hostilities in all possible methods, as called The two parties to the full compliance with the terms of the ceasefire and the completion of the second stage negotiations.
& nbsp; Where 2000 new units have been built in recent weeks in region C, and the expansion of settlement outposts represents an existential threat to the possibility of the establishment of an independent, viable Palestinian state.
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