White House: Israel will hear our opinions before attacking Rafah

According to Khabar Online, “John Kirby”, the spokesman of the White House Security Council, said that the Israel regime agreed to examine the concerns and opinions of the United States before launching an attack on Rafah.

Kirby told the news channel “E. B. “They (Israel) have given us a guarantee that they will not attack Rafah until we discuss our perspectives and concerns,” said C.

The spokesperson of the US National Security Council also announced that US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken will try to ease the conditions for establishing a 6-week ceasefire in his upcoming trip to the region.

He also said that if Hamas agrees to the prisoner exchange agreement, a 6-week ceasefire may be established and the planned military attack on Rafah will be canceled.

According to ISNA, Kirby also claimed that the number of trucks carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza has increased, saying: “The Israelis are gradually fulfilling the commitments that US President Joe Biden asked them to make.”

In addition, the White House announced today that humanitarian aid will arrive in Gaza in the next 2 or 3 weeks through a temporary port that the United States has established near Gaza, but the amount of this aid will be lower than the humanitarian aid that reaches Gaza by land. Lower.

A Hamas official told Reuters that a delegation of Hamas representatives is scheduled to go to Cairo tomorrow to participate in the ceasefire talks.

A Israel official announced last week that despite widespread international concerns, the Israel regime has decided to launch a ground attack on Rafah and this operation will be carried out soon.

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