Al-Safadi: Aid delayed by restrictions on Gaza
The article discusses the situation of the Palestinian sector in Gaza. It confirms that Jordan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Ayman Safadi, stated that humanitarian aid sent to Gaza is being depleted due to restrictions on its entry, as the supplies expire on the shelves in international organization offices. This is due to Israel's refusal to allow these supplies to enter. He pointed out that approximately 2 million people are suffering, with hospitals destroyed and 92% of homes damaged. He emphasized that the international community possesses the laws and legal capacities to hold violators of humanitarian law accountable, but it lacks the necessary will to activate these mechanisms and hold responsible those responsible for the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza. He called for the effective use of international legal tools and stressed the importance of holding accountable those responsible. Safadi underscored that the international community should not be content with issuing statements of sympathy alone; it must take tangible actions to uphold humanitarian law and provide real support to those affected.
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