Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa warned Wednesday of the relentless cataclysmic situation in the Gaza Strip and the disruption of relief operations and recovery arising from the throttles put on them by Israel.
He also cautioned against shortages of medical supplies, fuel and food, and clamored once again for global action to never tolerate taking advantage of the plight of the Palestinian people as a bargaining chip in the Israeli elections.
Having met with a delegation from the German Parliament, Mustafa stressed that it is important to ramp up global efforts and pressure to implement the second phase in the Gaza enclave, along with UN Security Council Resolution 2803.
Recovery and reconstruction must be initiated, and all Israeli measures in the West Bank must be stopped, Mustafa underlined, noting the efforts being exerted by the government in the Gaza Strip to have whatever possible fundamental services in place for people, despite the limited potential.
Mustafa suggested that the efforts of government crews in health and education should be determined, in addition to repairing water grids, removing the rubble, and carrying out other kinds of interventions.
For its part, the German delegation underscored Germany's supportive position on the embodiment of the two-state solution and its constant humanitarian and relief support for the Palestinian people.
