G7 Foreign Ministers Call For ‘Humanitarian Pauses’ In Israel-Hamas War
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As its ground offensive and bombing campaign in Gaza continues, Israel has faced growing international calls for a pause in fighting to allow aid to enter Gaza and civilians to flee.
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As its ground offensive and bombing campaign in Gaza continues, Israel has faced growing international calls for a pause in fighting to allow aid to enter Gaza and civilians to flee.
G7 foreign ministers said Wednesday that they supported "humanitarian pauses and corridors" in the Hamas-Israel war but refrained from calling for a ceasefire.The group also said after talks in Japan that their support for Ukraine in its war with Russia "will never waver" while calling on China not …
Foreign ministers from the G7 group of leading industrial democracies met in Tokyo to agree on a unified stance on the Israel-Hamas war. The members also condemned Hamas and supported Israel's right to self-defense.
Foreign ministers from the Group of 7 nations said breaks in fighting would help get more aid into Gaza, protect civilians and facilitate the release of hostages.
The G7 foreign ministers announced their support for "humanitarian pauses" in Israel's war in Gaza but declined to call for a complete ceasefire after they met in Tokyo on Wednesday.
