Switzerland Expresses 'Deep Concern' Over New Gaza Operations

Swiss foreign ministry calls for immediate humanitarian access and ceasefire as Israel announces plans to expand military operations in Gaza Strip.

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The Swiss Foreign Ministry officially expressed 'deep concern' regarding Israel's plans to expand military operations in the Gaza Strip.
Israel's security cabinet has approved a military plan to capture the city of Gaza.
Israel outlined five principles to end the war, including total military control, disarmament of Hamas, and demilitarization of Gaza.
Switzerland reiterated calls for a ceasefire, immediate humanitarian access, and the release of all hostages.

22 months

Duration of the war

75%

Territory controlled by Israel

2 million

Population affected

5

Principles for ending the war

"The intensification of hostilities risks further deteriorating the already catastrophic humanitarian situation."
— Swiss Foreign Ministry

"Deeply concerned."
— Swiss Foreign Ministry

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The Swiss Foreign Ministry officially expressed 'deep concern' regarding Israel's plans to expand military operations in the Gaza Strip.
Israel's security cabinet has approved a military plan to capture the city of Gaza.
Israel outlined five principles to end the war, including total military control, disarmament of Hamas, and demilitarization of Gaza.
Switzerland reiterated calls for a ceasefire, immediate humanitarian access, and the release of all hostages.