Palestinians begin the Ramadan fast in a state of war
The Palestinians have begun the fast of the month of Ramadan in a state of sadness and intensified security measures by the police of the illegal Israeli regime. This is in a situation where negotiations to find a framework for a ceasefire have stalled.



Thousands of policemen are stationed in the streets of the Old City of Baytul-Muqaddas where thousands of believers are expected every day to arrive at the Al Aqsa Mosque, one of the holiest places in the Islamic religion. Israel's continuous attacks on Gaza have caused great concern around the world as the risk of famine increases. Hopes for a ceasefire, which would allow the Ramadan fast to end peacefully and facilitate the release of at least some of the 134 Israeli hostages held in Gaza, appear to be fading, after talks in Cairo stalled. Recently, Philippe Lazzarini, the Commissioner General of the United Nations Organization for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) said that the severe famine in the Gaza Strip can be avoided if aid is allowed to enter the area. Lazzarini has made it clear that the disaster is man-made, reminding that the world promised not to allow famine to occur again and he added by saying, the famine in Gaza can still be avoided through true political will that will enable opening the way and provide protection to deliver effective aid . The Zionist regime of Israel has been accused of committing genocide in the International Court of Justice (ICJ). An interim ruling issued by the court in January ordered Tel Aviv to stop the acts of genocide and take measures to ensure that humanitarian aid is provided and delivered to civilians in Gaza.

Health circles in the Gaza Strip in Palestine have announced that the number of Palestinians who were martyred following Israel's barbaric attacks has reached 32,000. Reports state that, when the deadly war started by the Zionist administration of Israel against Gaza has entered the sixth month, 31,450 Palestinians have been martyred and 72,654 have been injured. On the other hand, and in the most recent position he gave about Gaza, the Mufti of Oman, Sheikh Ahmed bin Hamad al-Khalili, has insisted on supporting the oppressed residents of the area. While pointing to the relentless attacks of the Zionist regime against the city of Rafah which has caused hundreds of Palestinians to be martyred and injured, Sheikh Al Khalili said, "we are surprised by the silence of the neighboring countries regarding these crimes; why do they not take any action to help those who are oppressed?" Mufti of Oman, Samahat Sheikh Ahmed bin Hamad al-Khalili Before that, the Mufti of Oman explained that the situation in occupied Palestine has become worse and the injustice has reached a terrible level and he added by saying, the people who are wandering and being oppressed in Palestine are suffering from hunger, but their brothers are betraying them by helping the enemy and opening the way for them. through its products. On the other hand, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has called for an immediate end to the invasion and military attacks of the illegal Israeli regime against the Gaza Strip. The call was made by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) who recently met in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia in their final statement where they have called for a complete and unconditional end to the Israeli occupation of the Gaza Strip. .