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Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Jordan, Ayman Safadi, warned of the absence of international accountability for violators of humanitarian law, emphasizing that the international community often escapes punishment twice or more, leading to repeated and normalized violations. He pointed out that the situation in Gaza remains tragic, with 92% of homes and facilities damaged, 17 out of 37 hospitals destroyed, and around 728,000 children suffering from a lack of education. Despite the availability of aid, suffering continues. He called for the effective use of international law tools to hold violators accountable, warning that the international community often only issues statements of sympathy without taking decisive action. He demanded justice and the respect of international humanitarian law to ensure the rights of the affected peoples.
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