Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Ayman Al-Safadi, emphasized the urgency of halting the flow of weapons to the Israeli Occupation and ending the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip.

In a post on the "X" platform, Safadi condemned the ongoing plight in Gaza, stating that Israeli Occupation's blockade has led to widespread suffering and deprivation, particularly among infants deprived of essential supplies.

Safadi raised concerns over international support for Israeli Occupation despite the dire situation in Gaza, where over 32,000 people have were killed and millions endure severe food shortages, as reported by UN agencies.

In response to these issues, the International Court of Justice issued new measures, compelling Israeli Occupation to cooperate with the UN and facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza without delay.

These measures include increasing the capacity of land crossing points into Gaza and ensuring they remain open, as well as preventing violations of Palestinian rights, such as obstructing aid delivery.

The court has called on Israeli Occupation to provide a report within a month outlining its compliance with these measures.