Prime Minister Muhammad Shtayyeh said, “From the first moment of the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip, we began taking Arab and international action to stop the aggression and stop the bloodshed.”

Shtayyeh added, in his speech about the developments in the situation in the Gaza Strip, “We made it clear to the world that the security solutions adopted by Israel will not benefit anything, as the only solution lies in ending the occupation.”

He continued: "Under the guidance of President Mahmoud Abbas, we began a campaign to alleviate the suffering of our people in the Gaza Strip, and we asked our embassy in the Arab Republic of Egypt to examine options with our brothers in Egypt, in order to deliver aid through the Rafah crossing."

Shtayyeh said: “Yesterday we started a blood donation campaign and it is continuing, and we call on our people to donate blood through the centers designated for that. We have also communicated with the World Health Organization and UNICEF in order to deliver an aid package of medicines to our people in the Gaza Strip, and to send a medical delegation as well.”

He added: "We have instructed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to direct our ambassadors to explain the situation and situation that our people are suffering from, whether in the city of Jerusalem, settler terrorism, or the siege of the Gaza Strip," stressing that "our people, wherever they are, are one and united. When they suffer in one place, we suffer everywhere, and this suffering ends with an end to it." Occupation".