President of Iran, Ebrahim Raisi has issued a warning that if the killing of Gazans continues, it could “complicate matters” and cause a “crisis” in the region.
Recent days have seen an increase in the tension between Israel and Hamas, with both sides exchanging rocket fire.
More than 3,000 people have already died between Israel and Gaza. Iran has supported the right of self-defense for the Palestinians and has issued a warning that Israel has to be held responsible for harming the area.
Residents of Gaza are cut off from food, water, and electricity, making the situation there grave.
Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, the foreign minister of Iran also blamed Israel for the escalating humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza and stated that Iran is prepared to send supplies there.
According to Tehran’s representation to the UN, domestic conflict in Israel would replace the war’s burning embers. If the conflict goes on, the issue may get worse inside Israel.
The world community is concerned about the situation in Gaza. All parties have been asked by the UN to protect people and appeal for an immediate ceasefire.
Antony Blinken, the US secretary of state, has also demanded a cease-fire and expressed worry about the deaths of civilians.
In conclusion, the president of Iran has issued a warning that if the killing of Gazans continues, the ongoing conflict in Gaza could result in a crisis. Residents of Gaza are cut off from food, water, and electricity, making the situation there grave.
The protection of people has been demanded by the international community, which has called for an urgent ceasefire.