Palestine calls on the international community for "bolder measures" to stop the genocide in Gaza.

Palestine warned on Saturday of the dangers of Israel's continued destruction of the Palestinian people's civilization in Gaza through acts of mass murder and the "extermination of residential towers."

It called on the international community to "adopt bolder methods to protect civilians" and to stop the extermination in the sector. This came in a statement from the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, while Israel is conducting a comprehensive war on the city of Gaza targeting towers and residential buildings.

The ministry reiterated its warning "of the catastrophic risks resulting from the Israeli government's insistence on destroying the civilization of the Palestinian people in Gaza, committing acts of mass murder, and exterminating towers, homes of citizens, and institutions."

It added that the goal is "to force a million Palestinians to continue their forced displacement amidst explosions and live bombardment, with no safe place available throughout the sector, amid a comprehensive and systematic starvation war that steals their lives and drives them to displacement through occupation and the systematic destruction of all their means of living."

Since August 11, the Israeli army has completely destroyed 1,600 towers and residential buildings in the city of Gaza, and severely damaged nearly 2,000 other towers and buildings, in addition to 13,000 tents, causing the displacement of more than 100,000 people who were living in those homes and tents, according to a statement from the government media office in Gaza.

The Palestinian Foreign Ministry called on the international community to break away from the conventional patterns of positions taken to stop the ceasefire and aggression against the Palestinian people "and to adopt bolder methods to protect Palestinian civilians and to deliver aid to them without conditions or obstacles."

It emphasized that the United Nations General Assembly's decision on Friday "provides a real and valuable opportunity to stop the war and give diplomatic efforts the space to dismantle narratives and calls for war and killing and to achieve calm, including the release of hostages (Israelis) and prisoners (Palestinians) and saving civilians and starting to implement the New York Declaration in all its details."

On Friday, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution supporting the "New York Declaration" regarding the recognition of the Palestinian state and enhancing the two-state solution to achieve a peaceful settlement of the Palestinian issue.

The declaration includes an agreement on "joint action to end the war in the Gaza Strip and to reach a just, peaceful, and lasting settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict based on the effective implementation of the two-state solution, and building a better future for Palestinians, Israelis, and all peoples of the region."

On August 8, the Israeli government approved a plan proposed by its Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to gradually reoccupy the Gaza Strip completely, starting with the city of Gaza.

The Israeli army began its attack on the city on August 11, starting from the Zeitoun neighborhood (southeast), where the attack included the demolition of homes using explosive robots, artillery shelling, random gunfire, and forced displacement.

Since October 7, 2023, Israel, with American support, has been committing genocide in Gaza, resulting in 64,803 deaths and 164,264 injuries among Palestinians, most of whom are children and women, along with hundreds of thousands of displaced persons, and famine that has claimed the lives of 420 Palestinians, including 145 children.