Hamas Presses Board of Peace to Halt Israel's Gaza Strikes
Hamas is turning up the heat on the Board of Peace, demanding it pressure Israel to stop strikes in Gaza. Spokesperson Hazem Qassem says civilians are still dying despite a US-brokered ceasefire, calling Gaza's streets “corridors of death.”
Hamas wants the Board of Peace to move—now. Spokesperson Hazem Qassem called on the body to pressure Israel into halting its attacks on Gaza, accusing Israeli forces of still targeting civilians despite a US-brokered ceasefire.
Qassem didn't mince words. “The streets of Gaza have turned into corridors of death,” he said. He alleged Israel has bombed tents sheltering displaced Palestinians and choked off humanitarian supplies, making the crisis worse.
He urged the board to act urgently and ripped the international community for failing to stop civilian deaths. There was no immediate public response from the Board of Peace.
The ceasefire was brokered by the US, but Qassem's statement suggests Hamas sees it as shaky at best. The appeal ramps up pressure on the Board of Peace as Gaza's humanitarian situation remains grim.
TopicsHamas · Hazem Qassem · Board of Peace · Israel · Gaza · United States
Source: breakingthenews.net
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