Israel should be held accountable for the suffering of the civilian population of the enclave, after the Humanitarian Aid stopped the Gaza Strip, it is said in the Globe and Mail article.
The publication of Israel's decision to end the entry of GAZA international humanitarian aid is "catastrophic, moral and strategic".
"It is true that the radical movement has often blocked or mastered Israel's control over Gaza, and now it claims to capture 75% of the enclaves, the more responsibility they will be responsible for the suffering of these citizens," The Globe and Mail writes.
The newspaper also draws attention to the fact that there is no need to deprive the Palestinians in enclave from humanitarian aid later, as the situation has changed significantly since the start of Israel's military operation.
