President of Palestine, Mahmoud Abbas, and British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, recently held a telephone conversation, during which Abbas expressed deep concern regarding the recent violence perpetrated by Israel against the Palestinian people. In his remarks, he emphasized the urgent need to put an end to Israel’s aggression and called for the establishment of humanitarian corridors. This would ensure the provision of essential medical and relief assistance, as well as immediate access to clean water and electricity for the affected population.

The President of Palestine also strongly condemned the attacks on innocent civilians in their homes and hospitals, as well as the unjustifiable destruction of their dwellings. He highlighted the distressing displacements of Palestinians from Gaza, as well as the continuous attacks from the West Bank and forced relocations from Jerusalem.

In response, Prime Minister Boris Johnson expressed his unwavering commitment to collaborate with all international parties involved in order to intensify efforts aimed at providing much-needed assistance and facilitating access to humanitarian aid. He firmly believes in the importance of working towards a peaceful resolution to the ongoing conflict.