FM: Displacing Palestinians from the Gaza Strip and areas in the West Bank is red line
Foreign Minister Badr Abdel Aty reiterated Egypt's absolute rejection of Israel's declared intention to impose military control over the entire Gaza Strip, emphasizing that Israel, as the occupying power, is responsible for allowing humanitarian aid into the Strip.
During a joint press conference with his Turkish counterpart in the New Alamein City, he said, "The displacement of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip and areas in the West Bank is a red line that we will not allow to occur."
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