American humanitarian gesture: Nuclear threat to Gaza is unacceptable.
The Deputy Spokesperson of the US State Department claimed on Monday evening that Washington does not question the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the massive civilian casualties.
“Vedant Patel,” the deputy spokesperson of the US Department of State, claimed on Monday evening: “Washington does not question the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the huge civilian casualties.”
During a press conference, Patel said, “Israel has the right to defend itself, and it is important to distinguish between Hamas and civilians,” while reiterating America’s support for the attacks of the Zionist interim regime on the Gaza Strip.
He continued: “There is no reason to believe that humanitarian aid fell into the hands of Hamas. “We are discussing with Israel and Egypt about getting fuel into Gaza in a way that helps civilians and not Hamas.”
Taking a humanitarian gesture, the American diplomat claimed: “The statements of the Israeli heritage minister about the use of nuclear weapons [against the Gaza Strip] are unacceptable. “All sides should refrain from hate speech that increases tension.”
Asked about the U.S. position on a ceasefire, Patel said, “The pause in the fighting is an opportunity to allow aid to flow into Gaza and the voluntary movement of civilians seeking to leave.”
He also claimed: “The reports about the transfer of American messages to Iran and Hezbollah through Iraq are baseless.”
Earlier today, while condemning the threat of a Zionist minister to use an atomic bomb against the Gaza Strip, the Venezuelan Foreign Ministry called for the United Nations to take action in this matter.