The United Nations expresses shock to the raids on Gaza and calls for respect for the ceasefire

In a statement attributed to the deputy spokesman for the United Nations, Farhan Haq, issued today, Tuesday, the Secretary -General of the United Nations strongly appealed to respect the ceasefire, to re -deliver humanitarian aid without obstacles, and to release the remaining hostages without conditions.

Another tragedy

In turn, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volcker Turk, said that he was dismayed about air strikes and Israeli bombing on Gaza last night, which killed hundreds, according to the Ministry of Health in the Strip, adding that this will increase another tragedy.

He added in a statement issued today, Tuesday, that the past eighteen months of violence clearly made it clear that there is no military path to get out of this crisis. He said that the only way to move forward is a political settlement, in line with international law.

He pointed out that Israel’s resort to more military power will only increase the suffering of the Palestinian people, who are already suffering from catastrophic circumstances.

Turk said that this nightmare must end immediately, and that the hostages must be released immediately and without registration or condition, and that all detainees should be released immediately and without restriction or condition.

He added that the war must end permanently, calling on all parties to do everything in its power to achieve peace and avoid more suffering of civilians.