Group 1 - The joint statement from ten foreign ministers expresses deep concern over the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza, highlighting that approximately 1.3 million people are in need of shelter and 1.6 million face severe food insecurity [1] - The statement emphasizes the severe damage to the medical system, with over half of the medical facilities only partially operational, and infrastructure collapse exposing around 740,000 people to toxic wastewater risks [1] - The foreign ministers urge Israel to take urgent measures, including ensuring the continuous operation of international NGOs and UN agencies, easing restrictions on the import of dual-use materials, and fully opening and expanding aid access to Gaza [1] Group 2 - Israel has initiated procedures to suspend the operating licenses of several international aid organizations working in the West Bank and Gaza, with activities set to stop from January and requiring withdrawal by March [2] - The Israeli government cites that the decision is due to some international organizations failing to complete registration requirements, particularly not providing complete lists of their Palestinian staff for necessary security checks [2]
法国、英国、加拿大、丹麦、芬兰等十国发布联合声明
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