During the ‘Bled Strategic Forum’ session, Safadi explained that ‘the United Nations has failed to implement its own charter,’ noting that ‘some countries have violated the UN charters concerning famine and genocide.’ The Jordanian Foreign Minister affirmed that Israel has imposed famine in the Gaza Strip, pointing out that ‘2.3 million Palestinians are besieged in Gaza before the eyes of the world.’
Earlier, the Foreign Ministers of Egypt and Qatar emphasized that in the Gaza Strip, despite Israel’s rejection of the mediators’ proposal. They affirmed both countries’ rejection of Israeli attempts to displace Palestinians, considering it an unacceptable ‘red line.’ The ministers stressed the ‘prevention of using starvation as a weapon and the continuation of pressure to ensure the full and unconditional access of humanitarian aid,’ pointing out that ‘using aid as a weapon for starvation and collective punishment is a dangerous precedent.’
The ceasefire agreement between Israel was supposed to continue ‘once the first phase, which ended on March 1st, was extended, or the second phase began, but disagreements between Israel and ‘Hamas’ over the next steps prevented this. Meanwhile, Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov expressed Moscow’s concern over the escalation in the Gaza Strip and the civilian casualties, confirming that Moscow is closely monitoring the situation and looking forward to returning to the path of peace.
