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S.Africa Urges More Countries to Stand up to Israel's 'Genocidal Activities'
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, AUG 5 – Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi calls Israel's Gaza offensive a campaign of famine and genocide, with over 5,000 aid trucks ready but limited access amid a severe humanitarian crisis.
- In Cairo, Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi said Tuesday that the Gaza war 'has exceeded any logic or justification' and has become 'a war of starvation, genocide, and liquidation of the Palestinian cause'.
- Gaza’s 2.4 million residents face a dire situation as the Israeli army’s offensive since Oct. 7, 2023, and a strict blockade push Gaza toward famine.
- Gaza’s Health Ministry reports that at least 188 people, including 94 children, have died from starvation since October 2023, amid ongoing Israeli attacks killing over 61,000 Palestinians and injuring 150,671 others.
- In his address, al-Sisi affirmed that Egypt will always remain a gateway for aid entry and that the Rafah border crossing has never been closed during the current war or in previous years.
- South Africa’s Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola told AFP Tuesday that more countries must recognise a Palestinian state and stop Israel’s 'genocidal activities'.
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Egypt’s Sisi calls Israel’s war in Gaza a ’systematic genocide’
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi said on Tuesday Israel was pursuing "a war of starvation and genocide" in Gaza, and denied accusations Cairo prevented life-saving aid from entering the Palestinian territory. "The war in Gaza is no longer merely a war to achieve political goals or release hostages," Sisi told a press conference in Cairo along with his Vietnamese counterpart. Israel has killed more than 61,000 Palestinians since its milita…
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S.Africa Urges More Countries To Stand Up To Israel's 'Genocidal Activities'
More countries must recognise a Palestinian state and stand up to Israel to stop its "genocidal activities", South Africa's Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola told AFP in an interview Tuesday.
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Leaning Left4Leaning Right5Center8Last UpdatedBias Distribution47% Center
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