The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates called for effective international mechanisms to end the war campaign launched by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The diplomatic institution also accused the neighboring country of using hunger, thirst, and the deprivation of medicine and healthcare as weapons of war.

The text criticized the continued escalation of crimes by the occupying forces, which includes the destruction of homes and facilities that remain standing, in addition to the wave of daily murders.

It underscored that Israel forced the population to flee to an area that represents no more than 18 percent of the coastal enclave’s territory, exacerbating the daily suffering.

The Foreign Ministry again questioned “the international community’s inability to stop the war of extermination on our people.”

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