Tunisian foreign minister to visit Gaza

Tunisian Foreign Minister Rafik Abdessalem is set to visit the Gaza Strip as the Zionist regime continues with its attacks on Palestinians in the besieged territory.

According to the reports, the Tunisian presidency said in a statement on Friday that a “high-level delegation headed by the foreign minister and including the [Tunisian] president’s chief of staff” will be sent to Gaza on Saturday.

The presidency also denounced the “aggression” led by the Israeli regime on the Palestinians in the coastal enclave.

Egypt’s Prime Minister Hisham Qandil visited the Gaza Strip on Friday, calling on the world leaders to stop Tel Aviv’s attacks.

Qandil promised to intensify Egypt’s efforts to “stop this aggression and achieve a lasting truce.”

“What I saw today in Gaza, at the hospital, with the martyrs, cannot be met with silence. This tragedy should not be met with silence and the whole world should take responsibility to stop the aggression,” Qandil said.

More than 20 people have been martyred and over 160 others injured since November 14, in the new wave of Israeli regime attacks on the Gaza Strip.