On November 8, according to IRNA, Hamas stated that the Israeli regime is deliberately exacerbating the humanitarian disaster in the Gaza Strip, and the 'Peace Committee' should hold Israel accountable for its ongoing violations of relevant regulations. In a statement on Sunday, Hamas indicated that as the cold season approaches, the Israeli regime is intentionally blocking aid supplies from entering Gaza, further worsening the local humanitarian crisis. Hamas pointed out that the 'Peace Committee' and its senior representatives are responsible for the violations by the Israeli regime, claiming that their failure to take action has intensified the suffering of the displaced Palestinian people in Gaza. Hamas also called on mediators to ensure that the Israeli regime adheres to humanitarian protocols and allows aid supplies to enter the Gaza Strip.
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