Editorial: El País

• The invasion of Rafah in southern Gaza is progressing despite efforts to stop it.
• Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has plans to displace the population to a coastal area called a 'humanitarian zone'.
• Israel aims to control the entry of supplies into the Strip, and has been doing so for nearly 20 years.
• The passage of Rafah is essential for the entry of supplies, but Egypt refuses to reopen the border.
• The United States has built a military dock to allow the arrival of supplies, but insists that cannot be the only avenue for aid.
• U.S. strategy is contradictory, providing both arms to Israel and humanitarian aid to Gaza at the same time.
• The UN Secretary General is questioning whether enough aid can be introduced to keep people alive in Gaza.

Conclusion: The international community can't continue to ignore the situation in Gaza, hence it's crucial to find a solution to this critical situation.

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