British admission: Hamas will not be eradicated by a ground attack against Rafah

report Mehr news agency, according to the Guardian, England took a timely action to Israel’s ground attacks on Rafah reacted. In this regard, “Andrew Mitchell”, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of England, called Israel’s military attack on the city of Rafah as a violation of international humanitarian law. At the same time, in its response, England has refused to condemn Israel’s ground attack on Rafah.

This British Foreign Ministry official has also emphasized that the ground attack against Rafah will not lead to the eradication of Hamas.

According to the Guardian’s report, England’s response has been in line with the United States, because Washington has asked its allies not to threaten Rafah if the massive attack continues. Israel should refrain from any public consequences and encourage most of Israel to accept the ceasefire plan.

In addition to England, an American official also told the Axios website about the Zionist operation in Rafah that we believe that the Israeli operation to control the Rafah crossing crossed the red line. It has not been passed by Biden.

Axios, quoting the American official, reported that Biden and Netanyahu discussed Israel’s operations in the Rafah crossing during their call yesterday, but Biden was not in the call. With Netanyahu, he has not objected to Israel’s operation to control the Rafah crossing.

Meanwhile, according to the statements of this American official, Israel has clearly stated that it wants the Rafah crossing to put pressure on al-Sanwar (the leader of Hamas in Gaza) ) to seize in the negotiations.

At the same time, the report added that US officials stressed that Washington is considering suspending arms shipments to Israel or limiting its use if it begins. Israel’s big military operation is in Rafah.

The Axios report pointed to the behind-the-scenes conversation between Biden and Netanyahu, while the White House website had previously confirmed that the US President and the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime discussed Rafah. they talked In the statement issued by the White House, it is stated in this regard: President Biden spoke with Prime Minister Netanyahu today. President Biden briefed the Prime Minister on efforts to secure a prisoner-of-war agreement, including through today’s ongoing talks in Doha, Qatar.

The said statement added without mentioning more details: the president repeated his clear position regarding Rafah.

On the other hand, the ground attacks of the Zionist army against Rafah have met with the reaction of the European Union. In this connection, “Joseph Burrell”, the foreign policy official of the European Union, announced: “Ground operations in Rafah will intensify the catastrophic and unacceptable humanitarian consequences.”

The EU foreign policy official also called for a ceasefire and the unconditional release of the hostages.

In addition, “Martin Griffiths”, the United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, announced in response to the developments in Gaza and the ground invasion of the Zionist regime there: Israel’s evacuation order in Rafah and ground operations will lead to more deaths and displacement.”

Griffiths stressed that closing the Rafah crossing would prevent the entry of fuel and restrict the movement of aid and personnel into and out of Gaza.

The UN official also added that our teams are still present in Rafah, where more than one million people, including 600,000 children, still live.