Arab FMs to meet Wednesday to discuss Gaza: Arab League
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Arab League deputy chief Hossam Zaki says the "extraordinary meeting" will attempt to find "avenues of political action at the Arab and international level."
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An emergency meeting of Arab League foreign ministers in Cairo on May 7, 2023 (AFP)
According to the Arab League, foreign ministers from the league will convene on Wednesday to discuss "Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip" following the initiation of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood.
Arab League deputy chief Hossam Zaki stated that the "extraordinary meeting" will attempt to find "avenues of political action at the Arab and international level" as "Israel" relentlessly blockades and bombs Gaza.
The IOF have already bombed Gaza and are currently still bombing it with rockets in a hysterical manner.
Israeli Security Minister Yoav Galant, during his inspection of the Southern Command on Monday, announced the imposition of a complete siege on the Gaza Strip, saying, "There will be no electricity, no food, and no fuel. Everything is closed."
Gallant revealed the occupation's true face by referring to the Palestinians in Gaza as "human animals" whom he will have to deal with "accordingly'.
For its part, the Israeli newspaper Maariv reported that the IOF had brought in reinforcements along the border with the Gaza Strip, noting that it had pushed tanks and heavy artillery to 20 locations.
However, it is significant to note that Palestinian Resistance fighters continue to be present throughout multiple Gaza envelope settlements, as confrontations remain ongoing on that front. Moreover, the separation fence, built by "Israel" to segregate the Gaza Strip, has been breached in tens of spots, making it very difficult to contain the strip, especially without securing the envelope settlements.
Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported Monday that the Israeli occupation carried out intense airstrikes on the Gaza Strip, targeting civilian homes and several mosques.
The Palestinian Health Ministry has reported that 560 citizens were martyred, including 91 children and 61 women, in addition to 2,900 wounded, including over 244 children and 151 women due to the Israeli brutal aggression on Gaza.
Earlier, Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported that the Israeli occupation forces waged brutal and indiscriminate airstrikes on the Gaza Strip using thermobaric weapons not to mention phosphorus bombs, which are banned under international law.
Meanwhile, Israeli media reported that 1,000 tons of explosives have been dropped on Gaza so far.
