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UN ambassadors condemned Israel’s plans to “take control of” Gaza -Siti as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, insisted that this was the “best way” to end the war.
During the press conference, which, according to Netanyahu, was called to “break the lie”, the Israeli leader said that the planned offensive would move “quite quickly” and “release gas from Hamas.”
He also claimed that Israeli hostages that had taken place in Gaza were “the only ones who were intentionally starving” and Israel denied that she was starving gas.
Meanwhile, Israel came under great criticism at the UN Secondary Security Council (UN) with the UK, France and others who warn the plan, risking “violating the international humanitarian law”.
Along with Denmark, Greece and Slovenia, they urged to cancel the plan, adding that “would do nothing to provide the hostage return and risk even more dangerous to their lives.”
Other members of the Council expressed similar anxiety. China called the “collective punishment” of people in the gas unacceptable, while Russia has warned against the “ill -advised intensification of hostilities”.
UN Assistant Secretary General Miroslav Zenka said to the meeting: “If these plans are implemented, they are likely to cause another disaster in Gaza, retreating across the region and causing further forced resettlement, murder and destruction.”
But the United States defended Israel, and Dorothy Ambassador stated that the meeting that the US worked “tirelessly” to release the hostages and stop the war, and the meeting undermined these efforts.
She added the war, “it may end today when Hamas released the hostages,” and accused other UN members of using a meeting of Israel in Genocide, which she insisted that “defiantly false”.
Thousands of participants also took to the streets through Israel To withstand Israel’s plan, fearing that he threatens his life’s life.
In his press, Netanyahu stated that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) were instructed to dismantle the “two Hamas’s two” in Gaza and the central region around Al-Mavas.
He also outlined a three -stage earning plan, including the designation of safe corridors to distribute humanitarian aid and more air forces and other partners.
It will also include an increase in the number of safe distribution points that are managed by contradictory Israeli humanitarian funds (GHF).
Earlier this month, the UN reported that 1373 Palestinians were killed, seeking food from the end of May when GHF created aid distribution sites.
Netanyahu claimed that Hamas had “hardly looted the auxiliary trucks” and, when asked about the Palestinians who died on GHF sites, said: “Many shooting was done by Hamas.”
Asked about the rest of the Israeli hostages in Gaza – 20 of which are still considered alive – Netanyahu replied: “If we do nothing, we are not going to get them.”
The Israeli leader also aimed at the international press, saying he had acquired Hamas propaganda. He outlined some photos of malnutrition in Gaza, which took place on the front pages of the newspaper around the world as “fake”.
Throughout the war, Israel did not allow international journalists to report freely. But Netanyahu stated that the directive that told the military to attract foreign journalists existed for two days.
Five people were killed on Saturday as a result of hunger and malnutrition, which led to 217 deaths, according to the Ministry of Health Hamas.
It also states that a total of more than 61,000 people have been killed in the Israeli military campaign since 2023.
On October 7 of the same year, Israel launched an offensive in response to the attack under the leadership of Hamas on Southern Israel, killing about 1,200 people, and another 251 took hold.
In the past, the data of the Ministry of Health Hamas were widely used during the conflict and considered as reliable UN and other international organizations.
