Ireland called on the Zionist regime to end the human siege of Gaza

Following the iensification of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, Irish Foreign Minister Simon Harris today (Friday) called on the Zionist regime to immediately abolish humanitarian aid to Gaza, as today is the longest ban on ery io the area.

Anatolia News agency reported that Harris said in a stateme that no humanitarian or commercial assistance has been eered Gaza for more than eight weeks because of Israel’s siege. Children suffer from hunger and hospitals are facing a shortage of primary housing.

Referring to the World Food Program Warning to Complete Food Reserves, he stressed that rescue aids are ready and desperately needed, but trucks were unable to eer Gaza.

Harris added: The coinuation of the curre suffering is unacceptable. This is the longest ban on the ery of aid to Gaza since the beginning of the war.

The Ireland Foreign Minister, “invalid” reading the curre situation, emphasized that it was a violation of the violation of the Zionist regime’s iernational obligations.

“Ireland calls for Israel to immediately abolish the blockade and to allow free access to humanitarian aid,” Harris said.

He also urged all sides to return to the negotiations to ensure the immediate ceasefire and the release of all the remaining prisoners.

Ireland’s foreign minister also called on the iernational community to “take action right now to preve further disaster”.

The Zionist regime has closed the Gaza crossings since March 2, despite numerous reports of famine in the war -torn area and preveed the necessity from eering the area.

The army resumed its attacks on Gaza on March 5, violating the January 6 ceasefire and the exchange of prisoners with the Palestinian Resistance Group, Hamas.

More than 1,800 Palestinians have been martyred in Zionist attacks in Gaza since October, most of which are women and children.

The Zionist regime has been accused of “genocide” in a case at the Iernational Court of Justice.

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