Israel should stop Gaza famine for ‘diplomatic reasons’, PM says world news
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that it was necessary for Israel to prevent famine in Gaza for “diplomatic reasons”, his government announced that it would allow limited food assistance in the region.Protecting the premiere of at least partially partially a support blockade to raise the blockade, the premiere criticized the far-flung members of his alliance, who opposed the move. Netanyahu said in a video posted on his telegram channel, “We should not let the population (Gaza) drown in famine, both for both practical and diplomatic reasons,” Netanyahu said in a video posted on his telegram channel, even Israel’s friends will not tolerate hugely hungry images “.Israel has said that from March 2, its blockade was aimed at forcing the concessions from the Palestinian terrorist group.But this came under an increase in international pressure to restore aid to Gaza, where United Nations agencies have warned of food, clean water, fuel and significant decrease in drugs.The region was “significant risk of famine”, in which 22 percent of the population was facing a adjacent human “devastation”, said the United Nations- and NGO-supported Integrated Food Safety Phase Union (IPC).Neynyahu on Monday called the criticism of resuming aid as “natural” as “difficult, but necessary”.
