Guterres in Rafah: Blocking aid to Gaza is an insult to morality

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres, who went to the Rafah crossing to emphasize the ceasefire, said during this trip: “I came to Rafah to focus on the pain of the Palestinians in Gaza. Here, from this crossing, we see the heartbreak [of the people of Gaza].

According to Al Jazeera, Guterres went on to say: “We see a long line of aid trucks blocked on one side of the crossing and the long shadow of people’s hunger on the other side.” It is sad beyond words. This is a moral insult.”

The UN Secretary General criticized the blocking of aid and said: “Israel must give full and unrestricted access to humanitarian goods throughout Gaza. We continue to work with Egypt to streamline the flow of aid.”

After the Zionist regime claimed that it will send its occupying forces to the vicinity of Rafah, Gaza even without the help of the United States, the media reported on the visit of the Secretary General of the United Nations to Egypt.

Currently, international efforts to establish a ceasefire in Gaza have intensified. The Ministry of Health of Gaza says that the number of Palestinian martyrs has exceeded 32,000 people and several warnings have been issued regarding famine in this besieged strip.