British, French, and German statement: The war in Gaza must stop immediately.
According to Al-Jazeera, the leaders of England, France, and Germany issued a joint statement without directly referring to the crimes of the Zionist regime in Gaza and announced that “the war in Gaza must end immediately and all the hostages (of Zionist prisoners) held by Hamas must be released and the aid “A human being should enter Gaza immediately.”
The heads of these three European countries described the legitimate revenge response of the Islamic Republic of Iran and Lebanon’s Hezbollah to the assassination and martyrdom of senior resistance officials in Tehran and abroad as an “intensification of tension” and wrote about this: We ask Iran and its allies to refrain from carrying out attacks that intensify regional tensions. will refrain.
In this statement, there is no mention of the main reason for the continuation of the war in Gaza, i.e. the heavy arms aid provided by the United States to the Zionist regime, and yet they claimed that “we are working with all sides to prevent the escalation of tension and we will not make any efforts to calm the situation and find We will not spare a way for stability in Gaza.
The statement of the heads of these three countries also claimed, without directly referring to the main obstacle to sending humanitarian aid to the war-torn people of Gaza, that is, the Zionist regime, that “the residents of Gaza need the immediate delivery and distribution of aid without restrictions.”
British, French, and German officials emphasized that “we support the joint statement of Qatar, Egypt, and the United States, which called for the immediate resumption of negotiations (between Hamas and the Zionist regime).”
With the increasing fear and concern of the Zionist regime and the American authorities about the retaliatory operations of Iran and Lebanon’s Hezbollah against the Zionist regime, yesterday and Sunday, the President of the United States, Joe Biden, threatened Iran and said, “Don’t do this.”
When getting into the car, Biden answered a reporter who asked him, “What is your message to Iran?” he said: “Don’t.”
The US President used the same word “don’t” at the end of April and before Iran’s “Honest Promise” operation against the Zionist regime.
Following the increase in Tel Aviv’s fear of Iran’s response to the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh, the head of Hamas’s political office in Tehran, US President Joe Biden claimed last week that he hoped Tehran would refrain from responding!
Esmail Haniyeh was attacked and martyred at his residence after attending the inauguration ceremony of Masoud Al-Badzikian, the president of Iran.
The assassination of a senior Hamas official in Tehran, as well as Fouad Shekar, the commander of Hezbollah in the southern suburbs, has increased the Zionist regime’s fear of Tehran’s response and resistance. In the meantime, in response to a question about whether Iran will abandon its decision to respond and severely punish Tel Aviv, Biden claimed in a short answer: “I hope so. I don’t know!
John Bolton, the former US national security adviser, recently in an interview with “Al-Sharq Al-Awsat” in response to Iran’s possible response to Ismail Haniyeh’s assassination, said that Tehran’s retaliatory response, as the Iranian leader has emphasized, will be very tough and effective.