Al-Safadi Calls for International Law Action
The Deputy Prime Minister and Jordanian Foreign Minister, Ayman Safadi, affirmed that the issue with violations of international law is not a lack of legislation, but rather the absence of accountability, where perpetrators are left unpunished, turning such violations into a regular occurrence. He called on the international community to take concrete measures to hold violators accountable and to move beyond reactive policies, especially in Gaza, which is suffering greatly. He pointed out that 92% of Gaza's facilities have been damaged, 17 hospitals out of 37 have been destroyed, and 728,000 children are not in school. He emphasized that international aid is available but is being blocked from entering due to Israeli restrictions. He also stressed that Arabs and the United Nations should utilize international legal tools to ensure respect for the law, rather than relying solely on statements or humanitarian assistance. He called for collective action by the international community to put an end to violations and to work towards restoring hope and human security in Gaza.
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