Hamas urges mediators to ensure compliance with the ceasefire agreement in Gaza
The Palestinian group has called, among other things, for more humanitarian aid because hospitals in the enclave and its inhabitants remain unsupplied.
The Palestinian Islamist group Hamas has called on the mediators and guarantors of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza to "follow up" on establishing what has been agreed by Israel in some respects that it has not yet complied with.
These include "the inclusion of humanitarian aid in the required amounts, the fulfilmentof all the basic needs of the citizens of the Gaza Strip, the opening of the Rafah crossing to the population in both directions and the urgent reconstruction work ".
The Islamists have also stressed the need to begin "immediately" the establishment of the Community Protection Committee, the organization of 15 independent technocratsto manage post-war Gaza recognized by the various Palestinian factions.
Thus, Hamas stresses that its creation must be carried out as soon as possible so that "it can begin to administer the Gaza Strip and lead to the withdrawal of the occupying forces (Israelis) to the agreed places".
The organization in charge of Gaza has called for more humanitarian aid because the enclave hospitals and their inhabitants remain without supplies.
The Gazatese Executive announced on Thursday that 480 trucks carrying humanitarian aid had entered Gaza the previous day, three with gas to cook and six with fuel, although it also stated that "the numbersthat have entered are very limited and do not meet the minimum vital and humanitarian needs of the population ".
"The list requires 600 support trucks, which are constantly and in large quantities, to travel, "he demanded in a statement.
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said until Wednesday that the Israeli authorities had authorized 190,000 tonnes of aid and were in the process of entering Gaza.
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