‘Emergency action is needed now to stop and reversing hunger’
A joint statement signed by 27 states for assistance to the Gauze and restrictions facing non -governmental organizations (NGOs).
Specifically, the joint statement states the following:
“The humanitarian suffering in Gaza have reached unimaginable levels. Loss unfolds in front of our eyes. Emergency action is required now to stop and reversing hunger. The humanitarian space must be protected and help should never be politicized.
However, due to the new restrictive registration requirements, basic international NGOs may be forced to abandon the occupied territories immediately, which will further exacerbate the humanitarian situation. We call on the Israeli government to provide permission for all international NGO assistance missions and to release the basic humanitarian agencies from their operation. Large -scale access to the UN, international NGOs and humanitarian partners must be taken immediately, permanently and specific measures to facilitate safe, large -scale access to the UN, international NGOs and humanitarian partners. All passages and routes must be used to allow gauze aid, including foods, nutrition, roofing, fuel, clean water, medicines and medical equipment. Deadly violent violence in distribution and citizens, humanitarian (humanitarian workers) and medical staff should not be used.
We are grateful to the US, Qatar and Egypt for their efforts to push for a ceasefire and seek peace. We need a ceasefire that can end the war, release the hostages and enter the land unhindered unhindered.
This statement has been signed by:
The Foreign Ministers of Australia, Belgium, Canada, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Japan, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Netherlands, Netherlands, Netherlands Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice President of the European Commission, EU Commissioner for Equality, Ready and Crisis Management and the EU Commissioner for the Mediterranean. “