Qatar says that the recent Israeli Gaza attacks show the lack of attention to the ceasefire Gaza News

The Qatari Prime Minister states that the United Nations should be allowed to resume the distribution of aid inside Gaza.

Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Muhammad bin Abdul Rahman Al Thani He said that a series of recent Israeli attacks on Gaza’s offer that Israel is not interested in ending the war.

In an interview with The News Outlet CNN on Wednesday, Al Thani said he was hoping to release the American -Israeli soldier’s soldier Alexander condemned From the families in Gaza, it will be a “penetration that will help restore talks on the right track,” but Israel has instead chose to intensify strikes on the tape.

“Unfortunately, Israel’s reaction to this (bombing) was the next day, while sending the delegation,” he said.

Al -Thani also stated that a plan backed by the United States to distribute aid in Gaza through a A newly created group unnecessary. Humanitarian relief groups and the United Nations have already have a way to provide aid to Gaza, but they are prevented from doing this by Israel.

Israel has completely cut off Gaza’s access to food, water, fuel and humanitarian aid since March 2, prompting international screens for severe hunger to Warning of possible starvation And allegations of hunger as a weapon by human rights groups.

Israel claimed, without a few evidence, that the members of the Palestinian armed group Hamas steal large parts of the aid that enters the tape, and paid to exclude the United Nations organizations, Long I was offered with anger By the Israeli authorities, from the distribution of aid.

A newly created body with our support called the Gaza Humanitarian Corporation on Wednesday said that it will start its operations in Gaza by the end of May, and that it had asked Israel to allow increased levels of aid in the tape.

Critics said that the new organization is achieving an Israeli goal of marginalizing the United Nations and independent international organizations from Distribution of aid In Gaza.

“GHF asserts that a successful humanitarian response must ultimately include all the civilian population in Gaza,” said the Foundation’s CEO, Jake Wood, in a letter to the Israeli government.

He added: “GHF requires respect that the (Israeli army) is to set enough sites in northern Gaza, capable of hosting the safe distribution sites run by GHF, which can be operated within 30 days.”

A recent report issued by The Observer, a US -based news port, notes that a GHF document reflects demands for the problems of humanitarian assistance in Gaza that do not include the actions of the Israeli government, and instead blame “collapse” on “traditional humanitarian channels” due to conversion and combat operations.

Thousands of trucks of trucks were examined outside Gaza, amid the siege of Israel for weeks, where UN officials confirm that they are ready and able to resume distributing aid in the tape, if Israel will raise the siege.