PNN – At the beginning of the meeting in Cairo, the Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said that we did not close the crossing, but Israel bombed it, and we are still against the forced migration of Palestinians.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said at the beginning of the meeting in Cairo today that we did not close the crossing, but Israel bombed it, and we are still against the forced migration of Palestinians.
Abdul Fattah al-Sisi stated in this meeting: We clearly condemn the killing or intimidation of citizens.
In this meeting, the Egyptian president stated that Egypt did not close the Rafah crossing, but that Israel bombed it, and said: Once again, we emphasize our demand for international support for the Palestinian nation and all civilians.
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Al-Sisi said in his speech today that he agreed with “Joe Biden”, the President of the United States, to open the Rafah Crossing and continued: “Once again we oppose our opposition to the forced migration of Palestinians and we consider it the final elimination of the Palestinian issue.”
He further added: Anyone who thinks that the resistant people of Palestine have the desire to leave their land, even if they are under occupation, is very wrong.
These statements are made in the context that after 14 days of the Zionist regime’s encroachment on the Gaza Strip and the continuous bombing of residential areas, this morning the first convoy of limited humanitarian aid left for Gaza through the Rafah crossing. Palestinian activist Alam Al-Sabah emphasized today that these limited aid will not help to change the disastrous situation in Gaza and that a safe crossing must be established to deliver basic aid to the Gaza Strip around the clock, and the wounded and sick can receive Medical care should be transferred to appropriate treatment centers.
Wael Abu Mohsen, the media official at the Rafah crossing, announced that arrangements have been made to open the Rafah crossing completely and permanently so that humanitarian aid can enter the Gaza Strip.
Referring to the criminal act of the Zionist regime in preventing humanitarian aid from reaching Gaza, he emphasized that this regime has targeted the Rafah crossing 3 times since October 7.
“Antonio Guterres”, the Secretary General of the United Nations, said yesterday in front of the Rafah crossing that two million people in the Gaza Strip behind these walls are suffering and do not have food, fuel, etc. The Palestinian people should not be punished twice; Once by war and once by preventing aid from arriving.