UN Envoy Says Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Eroding
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UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Process Robert Serry addresses the UN Security Council. Photo: UN.
Ynet – The ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas is eroding, UN Middle East Peace Coordinator Robert Serry said in a press statement on Wednesday.
“I am worried we are seeing more and more signs that the understanding on a ceasefire reached in November 2012 is eroding in both of its main requirements – the end of all hostilities and the opening of the crossings for people and goods,” Serry said.
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