Guterres Regrets Start of Israeli Attack on Gaza
Secretary General of the United Nations (UN) Antonio Guterres expressed his regret when responding to the start of the massacre of Gaza residents.
The Zionist regime and Hamas, with Qatar's mediation, agreed to a four-day ceasefire, and this ceasefire, after more than a month of war, came into effect last Friday (24/11/2023) and was extended twice for two days and one day. The main focus of the ceasefire agreement is the exchange of prisoners and the delivery of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip. The Zionist regime Friday (1/12/2023) violated the ceasefire and started a new round of attacks on the Gaza Strip. According to the AFP report, Antonio Guterres Friday (1/12/2023) in his message on the X social network regarding the resumption of Israeli air strikes against Gaza residents after several days of ceasefire, expressed his deep regret. Guterres several hours after the start of Israel's military offensive on Gaza stated, "I remain hopeful that the agreed ceasefire will be extended. The recurrence of hostilities only shows how important a humanitarian ceasefire is.”
