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It represents the holding Israel Preventing aid to enterGaza Strip A continuous violation of international and humanitarian law, which requires mobilization of efforts to issue a decision from The Court of Justice in The Hague Stop this tragedy, the Norwegian Minister of International Development Asmand Okrost said.
The mechanism that Israel is currently imposes to deliver aid with international law contradict and cannot be continued, and the international community must obligate Tel Aviv By re -working with the old mechanisms, where the UNRWA operated (UNRWA)UNRWA), According to what Okrost confirmed in an interview with the island.
The Gaza war was not on the agenda of the International Summit for Development held in the city of Seville, but it was strongly present in all discussions, because it represents the most urgent situation in the world now, according to the Norwegian minister.
An international crowd against Israel
Norway works – according to Okrost – with a number of European, African and Middle Eastern countries to stop this tragedy that breaks the hearts, which reflects Israel’s abandonment of its obligations as an occupying state, which threatens half a million people in Gaza with starvation, while aid on the border is waiting to be allowed to enter it.
Norway is working to mobilize a unified position on this crisis during meetings United Nations General Assembly The scheduled two months later, along with its efforts to obtain a decision against Israel from the International Court of The Hague.
Sources in Gaza said that 16 Palestinians were killed today, Tuesday, and more than 15 others were wounded by the targeting of the Israeli army, waiting for aid trucks in the area. Natsarim Southwest of Gaza City.
Earlier this week, international reports said that at least 400 Palestinians were killed during their pursuit of aid, while the Director General of UNRWA Philip Lazarini warned of the danger of continuing this mechanism imposed by Israel and the United States.