The Israeli minister hints to parts of Gaza in the mortality of death associated with hunger

An Israeli minister said on Wednesday that Israel could threaten parts of Gaza to increase pressure on the armed group Hamas.

The commentary of the security cabinet member, Zeef Elkin, was a day after Britain said it would get to know a Palestinian state In September Unless Israel takes steps to alleviate the suffering in Gaza and agree to a cease -fire in the war with Hamas.

France, which she said last week will work Learn about a Palestinian state In September, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia issued an advertisement on Tuesday, with the support of Egypt, Qatar and the Arab League, and clarifying the steps towards implementing a solution of the two countries.

As part of the end of the Gaza war, they said that Hamas “must end its rule in Gaza and hand over its weapons to the Palestinian Authority.”

Israel condemned moves to recognize a Palestinian state as Hamas as a reward for its attack in October 2023, which hastened to the war.

Hamas was accused of trying to withdraw the ceasefire talks to obtain Israeli concessions. Elkin told the public broadcaster that Israel had given the group a warning to reach a deal before expanding its military actions.

“The most painful thing for us is the loss of land,” he said. “Explaining Hamas that the moment they play with us, it will lose the land that will never be an important pressure tool.”

Mediation efforts aim to reach a deal that would secure a 60 -day ceasefire and issue the remaining hostages by the Earth’s enthusiasm to stop last week, while blameing the two sides on the dilemma.

Israel is facing the international pressure on the situation in Gaza, where the global hunger screen warned that the worst famine scenario is revealed. The Ministry of Health in Gaza reported seven other hunger -related deaths on Wednesday, including a two -year -old girl who suffers from a current health condition.

A mixed reaction to recognition of the Palestinian state

Although recognition of a Palestinian state is largely seen as a symbolic step, the invading man said the Kurds said that he hoped that this is a “real shift in how Western countries see the Palestinian issue.”

He said: “The Palestinians have lived for more than 70 years under killing, destruction and occupation, while watching the world in silence.”

Meanwhile, the families of the Israeli hostages, who are still detained in Gaza, appealed to not recognize a Palestinian state before their loved ones returned.

The hostage family forum said: “This recognition is not a step towards peace, but rather a clear violation of international law and the serious moral and political failure that gives the legitimacy of horrific war crimes.”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday that Britain’s decision “is equivalent to brutal terrorism for Hamas.” Israel made similar comments last week after France’s announcement.

Two Hamas officials immediately did not respond to requests to comment on the demand for the group to hand over its weapons to the Palestinian Authority, which now has limited control over parts of the West Bank occupied by the Israeli. Hamas had previously refused calls to disarm, while Israel ruled out the letters of the Palestinian Authority running Gaza.

Netanyahu said this month that he wants peace with the Palestinians, but he described any future independent country as a potential platform for destroying Israel, so control of security with Israel should remain.

The Council of Ministers includes the extremist right -wing figures, which publicly demands to include all Palestinian lands. Finance Minister Bizalil Soutrich said on Tuesday that the re -establishment of the Jewish settlements in Gaza was “closer to ever”, describing Gaza “an inseparable part from the land of Israel.”

Deaths from hunger, malnutrition up to 154

Her father told Reuters on Wednesday that a two -year -old girl is being treated because of her accumulation of brain fluid died overnight from hunger.

Salah Al -Jazzan by phone from Deir Al -Bala said: “Mickyah, my little daughter, died, due to malnutrition and the absence of medicines.” “The doctors said that the child should feed on a certain type of milk … but there is no milk,” he said. “I starved. I stood impotent.”

The deaths caused by hunger and malnutrition overnight have raised losses from these causes to 154, including at least 89 children, since the beginning of the war, in recent weeks.

On Sunday, the Israeli army announced steps to reduce food supplies in Gaza, including the daily stopping of military operations in some areas and aid corridors.

The United Nations Coordination Coordination Office said that the United Nations and its partners were able to bring more food to Gaza in the first two days to stop, but the volume was “still out of enough.”

“Most aid is still unloaded by the crowds before reaching the place where it is supposed to go. But the market control shows that the basic commodity prices have started to decrease – which may indicate the operating conditions better if the aid flows increase.”

The war began on October 7, 2023, when the enthusiasm of the societies in southern Israel, killing about 1,200 people and taking another 251 hostilities, according to the Israeli.

Since then, the Israeli attack in the Gaza Strip has killed more than 60,000 people and put a waste in most lands, says the Gaza Ministry of Health.