Hayya urges Arab and Islamic countries to act as Gaza’s humanitarian crisis worsens
Khalil Al-Hayya, head of Hamas’s political bureau, has recently sent messages to Arab and Islamic countries urging immediate action to address the worsening humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, amid the growing hardships facing Gazan families as winter sets in.
In his messages, Hayya highlighted the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, saying that the crisis has gone beyond an emergency relief challenge or a mere consequence of war, describing it as a “reality shaped by Israel’s policy of starvation, its systematic destruction of the foundations of life, and its restrictions on the entry of aid and materials needed for recovery.”
Hayya stressed the need for action to compel Israel to fully implement the ceasefire agreement, especially with regard to the complete withdrawal of its forces from the Gaza Strip and the humanitarian protocol signed in Sharm el-Sheikh.
The Hamas leader called for launching an emergency international campaign to provide shelter supplies, heating means and fuel, to repair sewage and rainwater drainage networks, to rehabilitate damaged facilities, and to establish safe and dignified shelters for displaced families.
He also urged the countries to rally support for a draft resolution compelling Israel to meet its humanitarian obligations and to push for an emergency UN Security Council session to address the scale of Gaza’s humanitarian crisis.
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