Islamabad (UNA/WAFA) - Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif said on Monday that children in the Gaza Strip are suffering from hunger and cold and have no shelter to take refuge in, expressing his deep concern over Israeli restrictions on the delivery of basic humanitarian aid to the Palestinians.
This came in a post by Sharif on the platform of the American company “X”, in which he condemned the Israeli attacks and actions that violate the ceasefire agreement and international law.
Sharif expressed his sadness at the sight of children in the Gaza Strip who have nowhere to go and are suffering from hunger and cold.
He said he was concerned about “illegal Israeli actions aimed at preventing basic humanitarian aid from reaching the Palestinian people.”
He added that he had instructed the Pakistani Foreign Ministry to take all possible measures to urgently increase humanitarian aid.
Sharif's statements come amid the worsening suffering of displaced Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, due to a low-pressure system accompanied by heavy rains and strong winds that hit the Strip on Friday evening, before subsiding on Sunday evening.
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