Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar held a telephone conversation on Wednesday with his British counterpart, David Lammy, who justified the Israeli veto at the entrance of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip ensuring that Hamas is financed through it. “During the first phase of 42 days, 25,000 aid trucks entered Gaza: half of Hamas’s budget in Gaza comes from these trucks! Hamas is restoring their military capabilities and recruiting new young terrorists. This cannot continue!” Saar moved to Lammy, according to a message published in their X account. From the beginning of the Israeli offensive in the strip, international organizations, between them. UN, have warned of the possibility of a famine between the Gazati population, especially among the most vulnerable groups such as children, by Israeli blockages at the entrance of trucks. On the other hand, Saar emphasized, during his conversation with Lammy, in Hamas’s rejection of the United States proposal to extend the first phase of the high fire agreement – until the end of Ramadan and Easter – only if the Palestinian group releases the 59 hostages (about thirty dead, according to Israel) that continue in Gaza.
