Dutch Foreign Minister: The situation in Rafah is alarming.
Global reactions to the possible ground attack of the Zionist regime on Rafah in the south of the Gaza Strip continue.
Speaking about the situation in Rafah, Dutch Foreign Minister Haneke Brunsslot emphasized: The situation in the Rafah region is very worrying.
Referring to the possible ground attack of the Zionist regime on Rafah, the Dutch foreign minister added: From our point of view, the only result of the operation in Rafah is a bigger human disaster in this region.
On Sunday morning, Joseph Burrell, the head of the European Union’s foreign policy, announced the concern of several European countries about the attack of the Zionist regime’s army on the city of Rafah and the Salah al-Din axis. Stating that the Zionist attack on Rafah will lead to an indescribable human disaster and deep tension with Egypt, Burrell said: that resuming negotiations for the release of prisoners and stopping the conflicts is the only way to prevent bloodshed.
Yesterday, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Jordan, and the Secretary General of the Arab League reacted to the Zionist regime’s threats to attack Rafah.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar stated in this regard: We strongly condemn Israel’s threats regarding the attack on the city of Rafah. We warn about the humanitarian disaster in Rafah, which has become a shelter for hundreds of thousands of displaced people.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia also announced in its statement: We strongly warn about the dangerous consequences of the raid and attack on the city of Rafah in the Gaza Strip, which is the last refuge of hundreds of thousands of civilian refugees who were displaced by the barbaric attacks of the Zionist regime.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Jordan strongly warned about the military attack of the occupiers on Rafah, where a large number of Palestinian refugees are present. The statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Jordan states: We emphasize that the Security Council must fulfill its responsibility to prevent the deterioration of the situation and establish an immediate ceasefire.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iraq also issued a statement and expressed the country’s great concern about the news published about the possibility of the Zionist regime attacking Rafah.
Ahmed Abul Ghait, Secretary General of the Arab League, also said: We do not accept the intention of the invaders to impose displacement on hundreds of thousands of Palestinians who have taken refuge in Rafah as their last refuge. This action threatens the stability of the region.