White House Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby issued another statement on the issue of the Gaza Strip.
He reaffirmed Washington’s intention not to send American troops to the region.
We are not going to put US troops on the ground in Gaza to fight in this war or get involved in the conflict, – official of MIA “Russia Today”.
According to him, the priority for the States is to provide Tel Aviv with the necessary tools and capabilities for self-defense.
At the same time, Kirby believes that Israel should be responsible for how the operation in the enclave is carried out.
Note that, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health, as a result of Israeli strikes in the region, more than 33,000 citizens have already died, and the number of injured has exceeded 75,700 people.
Hamas said there were between 200 and 250 hostages in Gaza.
After the end of the truce, official Tel Aviv reported that Hamas was still holding 126 Israelis and 11 foreigners hostage.
Israeli authorities also announced 110 released citizens.
Previously, Israel urgently operated its embassies around the world.
