National population support for the Iranian Red Crescent call to help the people of Gaza

Following the request of the Iranian Red Crescent Society for urgent intervention by governments against the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, national populations have sent official letters to condemn the catastrophic human situation in Gaza, calling for the support of the international community to defend the defenseless people of Gaza.

Text of Qatar's Red Crescent Society, Yusuf bin Ali al -Khartar

Head of the Red Crescent Society of the Islamic Republic of Iran

The Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) is fully mobilized and committed to supporting our brothers and sisters in Gaza. We continue to provide humanitarian aid through our office in Gaza and in close coordination with the Palestinian Red Crescent Society. Despite the widespread challenges in the region, our teams are constantly trying to bring food, medical aid and other rescue services to the most vulnerable.

At the same time, we are actively involved in humanitarian diplomacy and work with our partners and in coordination with our government to ensure sustainable access to humanitarian aid and support for civilians. As you know, the Qatari government has played a key role in mediating efforts and continually strives to establish a ceasefire and facilitate the safe passage of humanitarian aid to Gaza.

These diplomatic activities are critical and are a complementary response to our actions in the crisis. Qatar Red Crescent Society will remain constant on its humanitarian mission; A mission based on our shared commitment to humanity and the protection of human life and dignity.

Russian Red Cross support for Iran's Red Crescent positions in defense of Gaza civilians

The letter of the letter Paul Savachuk, the head of the Russian Red Cross, is as follows:

Head of the Red Crescent Society of the Islamic Republic of Iran

The Russian Red Cross population carefully follows the Gaza Strip. Despite the announcement of a 10 -hour temporary suspension in daily conflicts and opening safe routes for UN convoys and other international institutions on July 6, it is unfortunate that the human status in the Gaza Strip has become unprecedented.
Although the International Movement of the Red Cross and the Red Crescent is a pioneer in providing rescue assistance, we fully agree that the Governments of the Geneva Conventions are obliged to ensure the respect of international humanitarian law and to respect the dignity of civilians.

The Russian Red Cross population actively interacts with the Russian Foreign Ministry; An institution that has repeatedly called for the return of the parties to the negotiating process with the aim of achieving a solution to the accumulated problems and continues to emphasize it.

Obviously, these efforts will provide the right conditions for the fire and provide humanitarian aid needed to the injured.

On the other hand, as a member of the board of directors of the International Federation of the Red Cross and the Red Crescent, make sure that I will continue to try to draw attention to the current crisis in the Gaza Strip, both at the Russian Federation and through international institutions.

The sound of the Bosnian Red Cross with the Iranian Red Crescent to end the suffering of the people of Gaza

The text of the letter is as follows: Miloko Grechich, head of the Bosnian Red Cross and Herzegovina:

On the part of the Bosnian Red Cross and Herzegovina (RCSBIH), thank you for a letter that you have called for urgent action to intervene in dealing with the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza.

The Bosnian and Herzegovina Red Cross population sympathizes with the suffering of the Gaza people. We are aware of the very difficult conditions of the areas involved and believe that this situation requires urgent and harmonious humanitarian intervention by the International Red Cross and Red Crescent. We are constantly in contact with our colleagues in the Palestinian Red Crescent population; An institution with which we have signed a cooperation agreement. In line with our humanitarian call to help the vulnerable population of Gaza, we constantly collect and send humanitarian cash assistance.

Recently, on June 1-8, I attended a high level in Sulfarino; The meeting was attended by the Honorable Palestinian Red Crescent Society and the heads of the national population from all over the world, and the results will be presented at the next meeting of the Movement Council.
We also continually publish statements issued by the leaders of the International Red Cross and the Red Crescent on the situation of Gaza through our official website and Facebook page.

We fully agree with your urgent request for humanitarian diplomacy to encourage governments to fully respect humanitarian law, end the suffering of the Palestinian people, and maintain the dignity of civilians involved in armed conflict.

We also agree that it is only through the humanitarian action -based and active participation of governments that we can preserve the fundamental values that form our movement. This is especially important as the 60th anniversary of the approval of the fundamental principles of the movement, which is the first principle of “humanity”.
Honorable President, please welcome us in respect of our valuable cooperation and common actions within the framework of the movement.

Norwegian Red Cross Warning to the World Society in response to the letter of the head of the Iranian Red Crescent Society

The text of the letter of the Norwegian Red Cross is as follows:

There is no justification for the current situation. The dimensions of human suffering and the collapse of human dignity have gone beyond any acceptable level, both legal and moral. People are trying to access food, children die of hunger, and families are repeatedly displaced in search of security that is still unattainable.

The Norwegian Red Cross operates through strategic partnership with the Palestinian Red Crescent population in the occupied Palestinian regions. We support emergency services and primary health care in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip; Including mobile clinics, ambulance services and advanced medical centers in the impassable areas. Over the past six months, more than 2 million Norwegian Kron has been collected from public aid to support humanitarian operations in Palestine.

In addition, we support the humanitarian diplomatic efforts of the Palestinian Crescent Society to promote human results and enhance adherence to international humanitarian law. The Norwegian Red Cross also collaborates with the International Committee of the Red Cross at the Red Cross Field Hospital in Rafah in southern Gaza. The hospital has performed more than one million medical visits and about 6,000 surgeries from May to June 1, from May 1 to June. Most patients come with weapons -induced injuries, who are mainly injured when they try to get food; An issue that emphasizes the critical importance of the center in providing fundamental health care.

Since the beginning of the crisis, we have been in close contact with government officials and senior representatives of Norway; Including numerous meetings with the Secretary of State, the Minister of International Development, members of the Foreign Policy and Defense Committee and other elected officials, as well as continuous talks with foreign ministry experts.

Our positions are based on the Geneva Conventions and are fully in line with the Palestinian Crescent Society and the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. In this regard, we emphasize the following:
The breadth of humanitarian needs and the pervasive suffering of civilians, the urgent necessity of sending humanitarian, rapid, unnecessary and large -scale assistance, unacceptable attacks on medical and relief staff, especially members of the local institutions such as the Palestinian Red Crescent Society, and the need for investigations.

The importance of supporting local actors such as the Palestinian Crescent Society and UNRWA

We have also hosted representatives from the International Committee of the Red Cross, the Palestinian Crescent Society, and the International Federation of the Red Cross and the Red Crescent in Norway, and have cooperated with government officials to convey joint messages.

As you have mentioned, the current crisis in Gaza is reminiscent of our collective responsibility for protecting humanitarian values. Although the current measures to meet urgent needs are commendable, it must be acknowledged that these measures are not sufficient.

Establishing an urgent ceasefire and ending the conflict is an urgent necessity. We need to intensify efforts to send humanitarian aid to Gaza uninterruptedly and unnecessarily. Also, adhering to humanitarian principles, respecting international humanitarian law and protecting fundamental values must guide our activities, not only in Gaza but around the world. I once again appreciate your valuable call and your solidarity with the affected communities in Palestine and throughout the movement.

Appreciation of the Albanian Red Cross to Iran's Red Crescent to support civilians in the Gaza crisis

The text of the letter of Yali Al -Awsi, the head of the Albanian Red Cross, is as follows:

Thus, from the Albanian Red Cross Society, I express my heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to your letter sent and your valuable attention to the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza.

We understand and sympathize with your sincere concern about the suffering of civilians, especially children and vulnerable groups. Worrying reports published by international organizations highlight the widespread dimensions of the crisis and the vital necessity of ensuring access to humanitarian aid, health care and civilian support based on international humanitarian law.

The Albanian Red Cross population declares solidarity with all the affected societies and with our colleagues throughout the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. We will carefully consider your call and examine the appropriate ways to support current efforts and humanitarian actions within the framework of our fundamental mission and principles.
Once again, I thank you for your commitment and your continued efforts to protect human values and reduce humanity.

Austrian Red Cross Support for the Iranian Red Crescent Letter and End of Gaza War

The text of the Austrian Red Cross is as follows:

On the part of the Austrian Red Cross, I express my appreciation for the valuable letter and instead of the need for urgent action to address the human status in Gaza.
We are also deeply concerned about the suffering of civilians in Gaza and the trend of weakening respect for humanitarian international law in this conflict. This has led us to carry out a set of support and operational activities within the framework of the fundamental principles of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement and in line with our humanitarian mission.

In recent months, the Austrian Red Cross population has actively supported the humanitarian efforts and responses of the International Movement at all levels. In the operational dimension, we have sent experienced and expert teams to join the International Red Cross Federation's missions (IFRC) and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to serve the oppressed people of Gaza.

We continue to strive to attract international support and provide funding to strengthen the humanitarian actions of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.
In the diplomatic field, we also have a close relationship with the Austrian government, and we jointly call for complete and unconscious observance of international humanitarian law. A promising point is that we have seen the attention and accompaniment of Austrian officials in this regard. For example, the Austrian Foreign Minister has recently issued a joint statement in support of the immediate end of the war in Gaza, along with four other foreign ministers.

In these circumstances, saving human lives in Gaza is a vital act that requires political will and courage to defend international war law and to ensure the protection of civilians. This commitment also requires the immediate and unconditional release of all the remaining enclosures.