King Abdullah II of Jordan said during his visit to Germany on October 17th that Jordan and Egypt would not accept Palestinian refugees from Gaza. Egyptian President Seyce also said a few days ago that Egypt does not agree to transfer Palestinian refugees to Sinai Peninsula.
At a news conference with visiting German Chancellor Angela Scholz, Sethi said that the Israeli action of cutting off electricity and water in the Gaza is "a means to forcibly transfer Palestinians to Sinai Peninsula", which Egypt firmly opposes. Sethi stressed that all parties should make every effort to advance the Palestinian-Israeli peace process and come up with a "feasible" solution.
King Abdullah II of Jordan also stressed earlier that the conflict between Hamas and Israel must not be borne by others, and it is necessary to find a political prospect that can bring Palestinians and Israelis together and enable Arabs and Israelis to work together, otherwise the cycle of violence will continue.
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), posted a warning on the social platform "X" (formerly Twitter) on October 18th that the situation in Gaza is "out of control" and WHO supplies have been stranded in the border area for four days. Tan Desai called on all parties to immediately stop the violence and allow relief supplies to enter Gaza.
At present, Rafah Port, which is located at the junction of the southern Gaza Strip and the Egyptian Sinai Peninsula, has not been opened, and it is also the only land passage in the Gaza Strip that is not controlled by Israel. Egyptian sources and witnesses revealed on October 17th that hundreds of trucks loaded with medical supplies, food, blankets and other humanitarian aid materials are waiting in line at the Egyptian side of Rafah Port in Gaza.
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