'Israeli authorities yet to allow aid entry into Gaza': Egypt

Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shukri said that the occupation authorities have not yet allowed the necessary humanitarian aid to enter the Gaza Strip.

Shukri added, on Monday, during a press conference with his French counterpart, that the focus at this moment must be on stopping the escalation and ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and targeting civilians.

He stressed that Egypt is intensifying its contacts to stop the military confrontations in Gaza, stressing the need to immediately stop the violence and return to the path of calm, explaining that Egypt rejects the displacement of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip.

Shukry explained that Egypt rejects any attempts to liquidate the Palestinian issue, pointing out that there are continuing Egyptian efforts to contain the escalation in the Gaza Strip.

France warns of the current situation in Gaza
For her part, French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna said that the situation in Gaza and its surroundings is dangerous and is pushing the region into cycles of violence.

Operation Aqsa Typhoon entered its tenth day, which was launched by the Al-Qassam Brigades, the military arm of Hamas, on Saturday, October 7, in response to the occupation’s violations in the occupied Palestinian territories.

On the other hand, the Israeli Occupation launched a military operation called “Iron Sword” against the Gaza Strip, and launched a series of violent raids on several areas in the Strip, resulting in hundreds of martyrs and thousands of wounded, in addition to the destruction of large numbers of buildings, residential towers, institutions and infrastructure.