US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller emphasized the importance of preventing a regional war, calling on Hezbollah to cease its threats and pursue a settlement.
During a press conference broadcasted by Al-Qahera News, Miller stated, “We are working to avoid the outbreak of a regional war,” highlighting ongoing efforts in collaboration with Egypt, Qatar, and Israel to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza.
Meanwhile, Israeli forces continue to launch hundreds of airstrikes and artillery shelling across Gaza, committing atrocities and causing severe civilian casualties amidst a catastrophic humanitarian situation.
More than 90% of the population has been displaced due to the blockade and relentless attacks.
Israeli warplanes have destroyed entire residential blocks in Gaza as part of a comprehensive destruction policy during their continuous aggression on the region.
Thousands of casualties remain trapped under the rubble, with rescue efforts hampered by ongoing bombardments and dangerous field conditions.
The blockade has imposed severe restrictions on the entry of fuel and vital humanitarian aid, exacerbating the already dire humanitarian crisis.
The conflict in Gaza has reached unprecedented levels of violence, with civilians bearing the brunt of the ongoing hostilities.
The international community has been calling for an immediate ceasefire and access to humanitarian aid to alleviate the suffering of the Gazan people.
The US has been playing a diplomatic role, working closely with regional allies to mediate and find a resolution to the conflict.
Hezbollah’s involvement and escalating rhetoric have raised concerns about a broader regional conflict.
The US State Department’s call for de-escalation is part of broader efforts to stabilize the situation and prevent further deterioration.
The humanitarian situation in Gaza remains critical, with urgent needs for medical supplies, food, and shelter for the displaced population.
International organizations continue to appeal for unrestricted access to the region to provide much-needed relief to those affected by the ongoing conflict.
