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Italy Ready to Treat Injured People from Gaza

November 3, 2023
Italy Ready to Treat Injured People from Gaza
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The Italian government expressed its readiness today, Friday, to receive the injured Palestinians who have left the Gaza Strip via the Rafah crossing on the Egyptian border.

Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani told reporters at the Foreign Ministry headquarters in Rome, “I have issued instructions to our diplomats to take the necessary measures so that our hospitals can treat the Palestinian civilians who have left the Gaza Strip.”

He added, “Italy is ready to welcome civilians in need of specialized medical assistance. In this way, we also play our humanitarian role.”

The Italian initiative comes as a humanitarian gesture to provide medical aid to those affected by the ongoing conflict.

The effort also reflects Italy’s continuous commitment towards humanitarian causes and supporting civilians in conflict zones.

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In a developing narrative from the besieged Gaza Strip, Scottish Prime Minister Hamza Yousaf took to social media platform, X, on Friday to share that his wife’s parents have safely exited the conflict-ridden territory via the Rafah border crossing into Egypt. Yousaf expressed grave concerns for those unable to leave and enduring hardships, pledging to continue advocating for peace in the volatile region. This personal narrative comes against a backdrop of escalating violence that saw a significant turn on October 31, when the Israeli military formally announced an expansion of its ground offensive in Gaza. The aim, as stated by the Israeli forces, is singular - victory against Hamas, regardless of the combat duration or its intensity. The military stressed that victory is the only acceptable outcome. Gaza has been under relentless assault since October 27, with both military and civilian targets bearing the brunt of the onslaught. The international community, thus far, has failed to broker a ceasefire agreement or establish a humanitarian truce to halt the military operations ongoing for over 20 days. The situation worsened on October 7, with Palestinian resistance launching attacks into Israeli territories, while countering with thousands of rockets targeting various locations in Israeli settlements. In response, Israeli forces have been heavily bombarding Gaza, exacerbating the human cost of the conflict. The toll of the Israeli military campaign on Gaza has been grim, with Palestinian casualties rising to thousands. The situation is deteriorating daily, as Israeli forces continue targeting civilians, hospitals, churches, and any conceivable shelters for the region’s inhabitants. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in his first address following the onset of hostilities on October 7, marked the day as an unprecedented harsh day in Israel. He vowed retribution for the severe attacks, laying the responsibility on Hamas for the safety of the captives, and promised to settle scores with those inflicting harm, according to his statement. A turning point was observed on October 17, when Israeli forces targeted Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza in a strike that resulted in hundreds of Palestinian casualties. The attack on medical facilities has drawn a new level of concern and condemnation, internationally. The unfolding crisis in Gaza not only reflects the enduring geopolitical tensions but also resonates on a personal level, as illustrated by Scottish PM Yousaf’s family ordeal. This instance accentuates the far-reaching implications and the international entanglements of the ongoing Middle Eastern conflict.

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