WASHINGTON Oct 11 (Online): US President Joe Biden has urged Israel to respect the international laws of war in the ongoing operations in Gaza.
According to a foreign news agency, US President Joe Biden asked Israel to respect the laws of war in response to Hamas’ attack from the Gaza Strip.
He has warned Iran of the consequences of interfering in the current conflict.
Joe Biden said during a meeting with representatives of Jewish Americans in the United States that I had an important conversation with the Israeli Prime Minister (Benjamin Netanyahu). That is, it is really important that Israel, despite all the anger and resentment, act according to the laws of war.
He added that I have sent a clear message to the Iranians to stay away from the Gaza war.
We will continue to work with our partners in Israel and around the world to ensure Israel’s right to defend its citizens, he added.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has started talks with the Palestinian movement Hamas for the release of Israeli hostages.
According to the foreign news agency, the sources said that negotiations are currently underway for the release of the hostages.
A senior Turkish official said that Turkey is negotiating the release of citizens detained by Hamas.
The al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, has released a video clip showing the release of an Israeli woman and her two children after being detained for several days in the Gaza Strip.
According to the foreign news agency, the clip, along with the photo, shows an Israeli woman with her two children crossing the fence separating the Gaza Strip and Israel, accompanied by gunmen from the al-Qassam Brigades.
According to the short clip, al-Qassam’s gunmen let the Israeli woman enter the fence before heading back to Gaza.
Commenting on the incident, Israeli army spokesman Ovichai Adrei said Israeli forces would continue to attack Hamas positions in Gaza “without pause”.
The spokesperson of the United Nations World Food Program (WFP) has said that the situation in Gaza has become catastrophic, because the supply of food, water and electricity is continuously decreasing in the besieged city.
According to a foreign news agency, Alia Zaki, Head of Communication and Information Management at the Palestine Country Office of the United Nations World Food Program, said that food, water and electricity are running out in Gaza and the situation has become catastrophic.
On Saturday, October 7, Ali Al-Sabah, the Palestinian organization Hamas unexpectedly attacked Israel from Gaza.
Alia Zaki of the World Food Program said the damaged infrastructure in Gaza has severely hampered food preparation, food distribution in shops and bakeries, and WFP is monitoring the situation.
The meeting warned of the serious consequences of efforts to forcibly relocate the Palestinian people.
Arab League Assistant Secretary General Hussam Zaki has issued a resolution containing twelve clauses at the end of the meeting.
The resolution said that the war against Gaza should be stopped immediately. All parties should act with restraint. Warning of humanitarian problems and tragic situation if the war continues, the international community was asked to take immediate action to stop the war and save the region from danger.
The Arab Foreign Ministers demanded to end the blockade of Gaza, to allow the delivery of humanitarian aid immediately.
He also called for the cancellation of the Israeli decision to cut off water and electricity to the Gaza Strip.
The meeting supported the Palestinian people for their steadfastness in their land and warned of serious consequences for any attempt to expel the Palestinians from their land.
It was also said that the meeting will continue continuously to monitor the latest situation in the Palestinian territories.
Arab foreign ministers have condemned the siege of Gaza after the attack on Israel by Palestinian militants and urged to allow the delivery of aid to Gaza immediately.
Arab foreign ministers discussed the war between Israel and Hamas and demanded Israel end its siege of Gaza.
The meeting also demanded immediate delivery of food, fuel and humanitarian aid to poor and densely populated coastal areas.
Arab foreign ministers urged Israel to reconsider its unjust decision to cut off electricity and water supplies to Gaza.
Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki called for an end to the war and aggression, and for immediate provision of basic needs to the residents of the Gaza Strip.
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