Gaza Civil Defense: Zionist Enemy Prevents Us from Reaching Dozens of Trapped Individuals
The Civil Defense in northern Gaza stated that Zionist enemy forces are preventing its crews from reaching those trapped under the rubble, and it is unable to respond to all distress calls.
In a statement issued Tuesday, the Civil Defense repeatedly appealed to international organizations to coordinate the movement of its teams, adding, 'But we receive no response in most cases, and there are dozens of people trapped under the debris.'
It confirmed that its crews are fully prepared to work with dedication and sincerity, but field conditions impose restrictions in order to ensure the safety of personnel.
Since October 7, 2023, Zionist enemy forces, with American support, have been committing genocide in Gaza — involving killing, starvation, destruction, and forced displacement — while ignoring international appeals and the rulings of the International Court of Justice to stop the aggression.
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