Miloni expresses to the Palestinian president great concern regarding the Israeli occupation plan to occupy the city of Gaza.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expressed deep concern on Monday regarding the Israeli occupation government's plan to occupy the city of Gaza. She warned that this step could lead to a new military escalation in the region, increasing the suffering of civilians.

During a phone call with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, Meloni emphasized the importance of the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, which is facing a blockade and widespread destruction, describing the situation as 'unjustifiable and unacceptable.'

Meloni also stressed her opposition to any moves that could complicate efforts for a ceasefire, pointing out the necessity of returning to political solutions to avoid military escalation that exacerbates the suffering of the civilian population.

These statements come at a sensitive time as fears of a potential military escalation in the region are rising, necessitating international community intervention to ensure the protection of civilians.

In a related context, Egypt has expressed its readiness to deploy international forces in the Gaza Strip, reflecting efforts to achieve a comprehensive deal to end the war and establish stability in the region.