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Australian Prime Minister accuses Israel of violating international law
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Arbanese said that he accused Israel with a violation of international law to prevent aid to Gaza, and that “you cannot hold innocent people responsible for Hamas’s actions, and Benjamin Netanyahu’s government has been“ supporting support ”.
“It is a violation of international law to stop the delivery of foods, which is a decision of Israel in March,” he said.
However, Albanian said that Australia had no plans to recognize a Palestinian state, and that Anthony Albania should be met despite the increasing pressure to follow the long -standing commitment of the government’s commitment to the government.
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The Israeli army says that it has a help atmosphere in Gaza
The declaration of the Israeli army “tactical pause üzerinde said that on Saturday, Gaza, who entered the war as a part of the attempts to provide rising hunger, will continue to allow air stamps.
In Telegram, the Israeli Army announced that it has been a mood of humanitarian aid as part of its efforts to ensure and facilitate the entry of aid to the Gaza Strip ”.
The army said that these human steps were permitted in addition to attacking Hamas and other militant groups in Gaza.
After applying a total blockade to Gaza on March 2, Israel faced an increasing international condemnation against the deepening hunger crisis in Gaza. In late May, he began to allow a small help to continue.
The decision to relax the flow of aid, the Palestinian Civil Defense Agency said that more than 50 Palestinians were killed in Israeli strikes and shooting, some came as they waited close to aid distribution centers.
The humanitarian situation in the Palestinian territory has recently worsened and international NGOs have warned about the rising malnutrition among children.
Israel prevents the boat carrying activists trying to provide help to Gaza
A boat carrying activists and journalists was captured by Israeli troops while trying to carry aid to Gaza on Saturday, and a group of pro -Palestinian groups claiming that the crew was “illegal” detained.
The Handala, led by the activist group The Freedom Flotilla coalition, is about 50 km from the Egyptian coast and when caught, 100km west of Gaza Online monitoring tool Set the ship to draw the course.
Inside A shipment in xThe Israeli Foreign Ministry said that the navy has stopped the boat from the Gaza Coast’s entering the maritime region illegally ”.
“The ship safely travels towards the Israeli coast. All passengers are safe,” he said. “Unauthorized initiatives to violate the blockade weaken dangerous, illegal and ongoing human efforts.”
The group was among 21 activists on board, including journalist Tania “Tan” Safi and Human Rights Activist Robert Martin. In a statementTwo Al Jazeera correspondent and French politicians Emma Fourreau and Gabrielle Cathala.
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The Israeli Army announced ‘tactical pause’ in three regions of Gaza
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The Israeli Army said that a “tactical pause” would begin to fight in three regions of Gaza as part of a worsening steps.
Ordu, from Sunday on Sunday, Muwasi, Deir al-Balah and Gaza City every day between 10: 00-20: 00 local time from 10 o’clock to 20.00 will stop the activity, he said.
The army said it did not operate in these areas, but in recent weeks there was a fight and strike. In a statement, the army said that agencies will also set safe ways to help people in Gaza offer food and other materials.
The announcement that the army will pause some fights comes after months of famine warnings of experts for months due to Israel’s restrictions on assistance.
International criticism, including nearby allies, has grown for a few hundred Palestinians killed in recent weeks while trying to reach food distribution areas.
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