Chairman of the Palestinian National Council Rawhi Fattouh warned that the Israeli occupation forces are reducing what they call "humanitarian areas" and confining more than one and a half million Palestinian citizens to an area of ??no more than 30 square kilometers without anything to protect them from artillery shells and drone bullets that are firing bullets non-stop at tents and displaced people in the open. He said in a statement issued on Friday evening that forcing the people of Gaza to continue to migrate is a psychological, physical and economic torment that weighs heavily on the shoulders of the citizens who do not have their daily sustenance and the provision of the most basic requirements for living. Fattouh added that the occupation's killing of a mother and her four daughters in a bombing of displaced people's tents in Khan Yunis is a war crime, and that the occupation is planning to cause the largest number of victims to carry out the extermination of all the residents of the Gaza Strip, an d then displace them. Fattouh appealed to the world to save more than two million people from the danger of genocide, cleansing, starvation siege and killing by epidemics, especially polio and hepatitis, calling for pressure to stop the export of weapons and killing tools that have killed tens of thousands of our Palestinian people, and to impose sanctions on the occupation entity and the terrorist colonizer militias to stop the bloodshed and daily massacres in the occupied Palestinian territories, lift the unjust siege and allow in food and medical aid convoys. Source: Maan News Agency
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