The field Zionist violations and violations continued in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, today, Thursday, in conjunction with prominent UN warnings confirming the continuation of the genocide and the exacerbation of the threat of famine. In the Gaza Strip, the Zionist enemy forces continued to violate the ceasefire agreement for the 364th day, respectively, through the continuation of artillery bombardment, field bombardment, and intense shooting that targeted shelters, homes and camps for the displaced in Jabalia, Al-Tuffah, and Sharq and South. Khan Yunis, resulting in death, injuries and massive damage to civilian facilities. These direct military attacks coincide with the persistence of strict restrictions on the movement of goods and travel, obstruction of trucks, relief and fuel aid, which paralyzed the health and service system, exacerbated the food insecurity crisis and an imminent famine warning. At the international and international level, Sophia Monsale, Sophia Monsale, has warned that field obstruction and free flow of aid raise hunger rates and threaten the humanitarian and health situation catastrophic. In the same context, the Special Rapporteur on the human rights situation in the occupied Palestinian territories, Francesca Albanese, confirmed that the genocide is still ongoing, under the occupation’s control of about 70 percent of the Gaza Strip, noting that the current changes in international public opinion require action that exceeds Official diplomatic convictions, with international stances split between a camp in support of the occupation and a popular and governmental government that seeks to stop the violations. The warnings of the UN rapporteur Albanezy extended to include the danger of escalation in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, as the killings, arrests, displacement, settlement expansion, and the destruction of citizens’ property and agricultural lands escalated. Restrictions on settlement trade are a positive but insufficient step unless they are consistent with a comprehensive stance that stops the settlement expansion.
