The office of British Prime Minister Kir’s office said on Saturday that the United Kingdom Gaza is working with the Middle Eastern colleagues including Jordan on the plan of AIDROPED in the strip.
French President Emmanuel Macron Frederick read a state call in three ways with Macron Frederick Merz, “The Prime Minister said that Britain would have planned to work with the discovery of partners as an airport as Jordan and has vacated the childbirth requiring medical assistance.”
During the conversation, the three leaders agreed that Humanitrian’s position in Gaza was “frightening” and that it would be important to ensure that strong plans require a permanent permanent peace ceasefire in permanent peace, “according to the Downing Street Readout.
“They discussed their intentions to work together on a plan … which would pave a long -term solution and safety way in the area,” it continued. “He said that once working on this plan, they will try to bring other prominent partners in the area to pursue it.”
In Berlin, Chancellor Merz’s office spoke of “big agreements” on the call – despite Germany, he has so far refused to criticize Israel that Britain and France had been set to get official recognition on the Palestinian stage later this year.
“We will coordinate very closely to take next steps in the coming days,” Merz said.
United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Guterres received a phone call a day after the international community slammed the international community to turn an eye for widespread starvation in the Gaza Strip, “the moral crisis that challenges the global discretion.”
For the first time a month, Israel said it is allowing the aircraft requested by neighboring Jordan. Mainly food and milk formula wants to go to the official in Amman, the aircraft said.
But the United Nations agency chief Palestinian refugees (UNRWA), Philip Lazerini warned on social media that the aerdrops “are expensive, disabled and even hungry citizens” and would not reverse the growing starvation or help the diversion.
“A man -made hunger can only be addressed with political will,” he said, “Raise the siege, open the gates and guarantee safe movements and reach the dignified access to the needy people.”
