Brazilians are excluded from the fourth list of permission to leave the Gaza Strip

The new list includes a total of 599 citizens of different nationalities; Even after the appeals of the Foreign Minister, Mauro Vieria, the departure of the Brazilians could only take place on Wednesday 8

The fourth list of foreigners authorized to leave the Gaza Strip was released this Saturday 4th by the Brazilian embassy in Palestine. For the fourth consecutive day, Brazilian citizens were not included and will have to wait for the next appointment.

According to what was released by the Palestinian authorities, the new list includes a total of 599 citizens of various nationalities, including 386 citizens of WE, 112 from the UK, 51 from France and 50 from Germany. Meanwhile, the group of 34 people, including Brazilians and close family members, awaits authorization to leave the enclave.

This is the fourth announcement of permission for civilians of other nationalities to leave Gaza, following an agreement brokered by Qatar, involving Israel, Egypt and the Hamas.

On Wednesday 1st the Rafah crossing was unblocked for the first time since the beginning of the conflict. Egyptian authorities have assured that the 7,000 foreign citizens who have requested permission to leave Gaza will be released gradually, allowing one group to leave per day.

International negotiations

While waiting for the lists of people authorized to leave the Gaza Strip, members of the federal government have coordinated with the Israeli government the repatriation of the group of Brazilians who have been staying since last month in the houses rented by Itamaraty in Rafah and Khan Younis, in the south of Gaza Strip, awaiting definition of the border, closed since the beginning of the war.

Among the appeals of the Brazilian government are the direct connections between the two countries made by the Foreign Minister, Mauro Vieira, to the government of Israel and also to Egypt, in the hope of facilitating the return of the Brazilians as soon as possible.

As announced on Friday 3rd by the chancellery’s press office, the government of Israel Itamaraty promised that by next Wednesday, the 8th, the group of 34 Brazilians will have resisted Gaza Strip will leave the Palestinian territory. The guarantee was given to the chancellor by Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen Mauro Vieira. In a phone conversation this morning, Cohen promised that “in a worst-case scenario,” the group would leave Gaza on that date.

Source: Terra

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