Italian coach Roberto Mancini has expressed his hope that the war of genocide will end in the Gaza Strip soon and humanitarian aid will reach.
Mancini, the former coach of the Italian national team, sent a message of solidarity with the Gaza Strip that was widely circulated on social media: “I am suffering for Gaza and I would like to say something simple as a human being before I was an Italian citizen enough to target civilians in Gaza.”
“I hope that aid will reach Gaza as soon as possible and I hope this war will end soon, you cannot continue to target civilians, families and innocent children who have nothing to do with this conflict,” said Mancini, who trained Manchester City and the first Saudi national football team.
Mancini, 60, confirmed that there is no justification that could make all this suffering acceptable. He stated: “It is not a matter of being a supporter of Palestine or Israel, it is a human issue and respect for life. War is never a solution. Wars can never be a solution. Over time, whenever the long time is always the innocent, the greater price.”
On the 82nd day of the resumption of the extermination war on Gaza, dozens were martyred near the aid center west of Rafah in the bombing of displaced men, west of Khan Yunis, southern Gaza Strip.
