Türkiye’s Free Cause Party (HÜDA PAR) has issued an urgent plea to Ankara, the Peace Council, and key Gaza ceasefire guarantors to swiftly intervene against Israel’s ongoing blockade, warning that severe winter weather is rapidly escalating a humanitarian crisis in the enclave.

In a statement released by its Foreign Relations Presidency, the party painted a grim picture of displacement camps battered by heavy rainfall and freezing temperatures, where floodwaters have swept away the few remaining possessions of displaced families.

“Thousands of families taking shelter in tents in Gaza are facing a new humanitarian catastrophe as winter conditions and heavy rains take their toll,” HÜDA PAR stated, warning that children, the elderly, and the sick remain dangerously exposed to the elements without heating or adequate shelter.

The party directed sharp criticism at international brokers and guarantor nations, questioning their resolve in holding Israel to its commitments under the ceasefire’s humanitarian protocol—which stipulates the daily entry of at least 600 aid trucks into Gaza.

“If no deterrent role is to be assumed in the face of these violations, what is the meaning of the guarantees given to the Palestinian people?” the statement read.

HÜDA PAR urged guarantor states to leverage their diplomatic influence to compel compliance, calling for transparency on what pressure or sanctions, if any, have been applied to counter the continued obstruction of aid.

To mitigate the worsening disaster, HÜDA PAR outlined several key priorities for international action. The party urged guarantors to guarantee the immediate, uninterrupted daily entry of at least 600 aid trucks, while prioritizing urgent shipments of prefabricated housing units, thermal blankets, food, heating materials, and medical supplies.

Additionally, they demanded the elimination of all administrative and physical blockades stalling humanitarian deliveries and called for full transparency regarding the diplomatic steps and measures taken to enforce compliance.

HÜDA PAR concluded by reminding international actors that they cannot evade responsibility while families remain trapped in flooded, unheated tents.

“The requirements of the given promises and commitments must be fulfilled today, without delay,” the party said. (ILKHA)