Following the ceasefire agreements reached last week, Israel drew a yellow line to restrict the passage of Palestinians and manage the entry of humanitarian aid for the population; Anyone who violates the restrictions will be attacked, he warned.
MADRID, Oct. 20 (EUROPA PRESS).- The Government of Israel agreed that after the attacks this past weekend, the humanitarian aid re-entered the Gaza Strip through a series of border crossings, mainly that of Kerem Shalombut keeps the date of the reopening of the Rafa.
The aid enter Gaza prior “inspection” of the Israeli authorities and in “full compliance” with the peace agreement signed through the mediation of the President of the United States (EU), Donald TrumpIsraeli security sources assured Europa Press.
However, Benjamin Netanyahu’s Government is not currently considering reopening the Rafah crossing, located on the border with Egypt. In this sense, the sources consulted explained that due to a “political” decision, this step “will remain closed until further notice.”
These sources also clarified that in Rafá only the future transit of people is contemplated, which in principle closes the door to sending aid. The reactivation of the European Union mission in Rafá (EUBAM Rafá), initially announced for last week, also depends on Israeli permission.
Two Palestinians killed in new Israeli attack
At least two Palestinians died this Monday due to a new attack by the Israeli army against a point located in the east of Gaza City (north) despite the ceasefire agreed in the Strip with the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) within the framework of the agreement on the implementation of the first phase of the proposal of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, for the Palestinian enclave.
Medical sources cited by the Palestinian news agency HE DIED They indicated that the two Palestinians died in an attack against Al Shaaf, in the Tufá neighborhood, after which their bodies were transferred to the Al Ahli Baptist Hospital in the city.
Following this, the Israeli army stated in a statement that its forces “identified several terrorists who crossed the ‘yellow line’ – to which its troops retreated within the framework of the agreement – and approached them in the Shujaia area, posing an immediate threat.”
“The forces opened fire on the terrorists who crossed the ‘yellow line’ to eliminate the threat,” he highlighted, before adding that other “terrorists” later approached the location and “approached the forces” in the area, which is why they also fired shots at these people.
“Elements of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in the Southern Command are deployed in the area in line with the results of the ceasefire agreement and will continue to act to eliminate any immediate threat,” he concluded, after the Gaza authorities, controlled by Hamas, accused Israel of committing 80 violations of the ceasefire, with nearly one hundred dead.
Likewise, the Israeli Ministry of Defense emphasized that Israeli forces continue work to demarcate the aforementioned ‘yellow line’ with the placement of yellow delimitation points, as ordered last week by the head of the portfolio, Israel Katz, who warned that Israeli troops “will respond with fire” to anyone who crosses it.
