PNN – At the same time, Biden criticizes the statement of the re-occupation of Gaza by the Zionist regime that this regime has no plans to establish a ceasefire and stop the war.
According to Pakistan News Network, the office of Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, has denied various reports about the creation of a humanitarian corridor that would allow foreigners to cross the Gaza Strip through Egypt’s Rafah crossing.
According to “NBC News”, about 600 American passport holders, as well as an unconfirmed number of other foreign nationals, are trapped in the siege due to heavy Israeli bombardment.
Currently, there is no ceasefire and no humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip to support civilians. At the same time, US President Joe Biden called the ground attack on Gaza by the Zionist regime a “big mistake” in an interview with ABCS; however, he has fully supported the positions of this regime against Hamas.
The Zionist regime is on the 10th day of aerial bombardment of the Gaza Strip, and the order for a complete siege, water cutoff; it has exported food and electricity to the two million population of the Gaza Strip.
An action that has been criticized by human rights groups for violating humanitarian laws and claimed by the Zionist authorities as a response to Hamas actions in the occupied territories.
The number of Palestinians killed by the Zionist regime has reached more than 2,700 people, and the UN Refugee Agency has announced that Aid workers of this organization will not be able to continue humanitarian operations in the Gaza Strip to support civilians unless the Zionist regime allows new supplies and aid to enter the region.
In such a difficult situation, the Israeli army has forced the northern residents of the Gaza Strip to move to the south and has claimed that it intends to carry out more intense combat operations against Hamas in these areas. However, the order based on the evacuation of civilians and their forced migration has been criticized by many humanitarian organizations.
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Speaking to Reuters on Monday, Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry stated that the Israeli regime has not yet taken a position to open the Rafah border crossing between Egypt and the Gaza Strip.
Earlier on Monday, the office of the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, Benjamin Netanyahu, rejected any consensus and agreement for the existence of a humanitarian corridor that would allow the safe passage of foreign nationals through the Rafah crossing as the only exit point from the blockade of the Gaza Strip.
According to NBC News, following the order of the Zionist regime to the residents of Gaza City to evacuate this city, concerns about the possibility of a military invasion of the Gaza Strip by the Zionist regime have increased. The complete cut off of water, electricity, fuel and food supplies exacerbates these concerns.
In this situation, the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs called for “joint efforts to calm down, reduce tensions and address the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip” in a meeting with French officials.
On the other hand, Avi Meir, the editor of the Jerusalem Post newspaper, in a conversation with CNBC News, while criticizing Israel’s performance, stated that the October 7 operation of Hamas in the occupied territories will eventually lead to a political audit of the current prime minister. He said: This operation is an unprecedented military and intelligence failure in the history of the Israeli regime.
According to CNBC News, eventually the political map in the Zionist regime will change and it is not clear whether the prime minister of this regime, Benjamin Netanyahu, will survive or not.
In such a situation, the Ministry of Defense of the Zionist regime has announced that it will implement a plan to evacuate the residents of the occupied lands who live up to 2 kilometers from the Lebanese border.
This decision has been taken under the influence of Lebanon’s Hezbollah’s declaration of readiness to intervene in the conflicts between the Zionist regime and Hamas. Hezbollah has linked its actions against the Zionist regime to “retaliation for the aggression against Lebanon”.
In such a situation, many military analysts believe that the re-occupation of Gaza by the Zionist regime will bring immediate damage to the soldiers and military forces of this regime.