We understood the need to give a humanitarian relief to the people of Gaza who we don't see as our enemy.
Mark Regev: “We understood the need to give a humanitarian relief to the people of Gaza who we don't see as our enemy.”
Editor's note · Context
Regev clarifies Israel's stance on humanitarian cease-fires and differentiates between the people of Gaza and Hamas.
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