Ministers urge global action against occupation
The Palestinian government, during its weekly meeting, reported an escalation in the crimes committed by the occupation and settlers, noting that last week saw 440 attacks and the demolition of around 70 Palestinian facilities. It called for collective international action to stop these crimes and to launch a political process to end the occupation in accordance with United Nations resolutions. Reports, including one by the organization B'Tselem, confirmed that the occupation aims to eliminate the Palestinian presence through violence,Forced displacement, and destruction of infrastructure, with a reminder of the impact on education and health sectors. The council also discussed the deteriorating situation of digital education in the country, considering that the occupation is exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in Gaza through blockade and starvation, alongside the destruction of essential livelihood components. In the health and food sectors, strategies were approved to enhance food safety and regulate oversight, along with renewing contracts for veterinary doctors involved in vaccination campaigns against animal diseases, and agreements to strengthen cooperation with international organizations.
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