https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/404721
Israel's political echelon decided this morning (Sunday) to halt the transfer of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip after the first phase of the ceasefire concluded overnight.
The decision to halt the transfer of humanitarian aid comes in the wake of the Prime Minister's Office's announcement last night that Israel is prepared to extend the ceasefire in accordance with the outline proposed by US President Donald Trump's envoy Steve Witkoff.
"With the conclusion of the first stage of the hostages deal and in light of Hamas's refusal to accept the Witkoff framework for the continuation of the talks, to which Israel has agreed, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has decided that, as of this morning, the entry of all goods and supplies to the Gaza Strip will be halted," the Prime Minister's Office stated,
"Israel will not allow a ceasefire without the release of our hostages. If Hamas persists in its refusal, there will be additional consequences."
Gaza should never have been allowed to receive any aid.
ReplyDeleteNo country at war is expected to allow aid to the enemy.
A full blockade of Gaza could have ended the war in about two weeks.
Israel has faced this double standard since the start of the war.
ReplyDeleteDid they cut off electricity and water? Why couldn't Egypt, which has a border with Gaza (something the liberal media tries to make people ignore) provide some? No humanitarian aid? Why, there's that pesky border with Egypt. They had no trouble sending weapons for Hamas so why not food?
Blinken and biden required it in order to deliver weapons
DeleteYes, and that's the point. At no time did Israel completely besiege Gaza. If people wanted to escape, they had the Egyptian border. Supplies? They had the Egyptian border. Biden/Blinken acted as if there was no such thing or that Egypt was allowed to seal their border while demanding Israel keep theirs open.
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