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Add as preferred source on GoogleGermany, France, and UK urge Israel to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza, stressing adherence to international law and a return to ceasefire.
BERLIN (Reuters) - The foreign ministers of Germany, France and Britain jointly called on Israel to adhere to international law by allowing the unhindered passage of humanitarian aid into Gaza, in a statement released on Wednesday.
"Humanitarian aid must never be used as a political tool and Palestinian territory must not be reduced nor subjected to any demographic change," the ministers said.
They urged all parties to return to a ceasefire and called on Hamas to immediately release the remaining hostages.
(Writing by Rachel More; editing by Matthias Williams)
The main topic is the call by Germany, France, and the UK for Israel to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza, adhering to international law.
Humanitarian aid is crucial to support civilians in Gaza and should not be used as a political tool, as emphasized by the ministers.
The ministers urge a return to ceasefire and the immediate release of hostages by Hamas.
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