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Peyman Pınar Mersinli calls for aid to Gaza amid humanitarian crisis

A group from Diyarbakır responds to calls from Gaza as casualties rise under continued attacks.

Sources: Bitlis Haber, Denizli Haber, Mardin Life3 sources ↓|· 1 min read
Peyman Pınar Mersinli calls for aid to Gaza amid humanitarian crisis
Photo: Bitlis Haber

KEY POINTS

  • Humanitarian crisis in Gaza has worsened recently
  • Martyr toll is rising during attacks by the occupation regime
  • Support for Gaza has come from Diyarbakır
  • Peyman Pınar Mersinli urges the Security Council to take concrete steps
  • Statement demands open border crossings for aid and UN action without restrictions

The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has grown worse in recent days. The number of martyrs has increased during attacks by the occupation regime.

In response to calls coming from Gaza, support has also arrived from Diyarbakır.

“The children who lost their lives under sand and floodwaters are not parties to negotiations.”

— Peyman Pınar Mersinli

A statement from Peyman Pınar Mersinli says the children who lost their lives under sand and floodwaters are not parties to negotiations.

The statement says these children must not be used as hostages to achieve goals of killing the Palestinian people and forcibly displacing them.

It calls on the Security Council, including Türkiye, to fulfill its responsibility in this serious negligence and to take concrete steps.

The text demands that the occupying government immediately meet its obligations under the first phase of the ceasefire agreement and open border crossings for humanitarian aid, shelter, and recovery materials without political or security conditions.

It also calls for UN agencies to carry out their humanitarian tasks without restriction and to launch programs for early recovery and infrastructure repair.

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