DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (CNN) — Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry on Tuesday responded to Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smodrich’s claims about the displacement of Palestinians out of Gaza, calling them “a violation of irresponsible statements.” international law and is completely rejected.

Egyptian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ambassador Ahmed Abu Zeid said in a statement posted on the ministry’s official Facebook page, “The Egyptian Foreign Minister’s comments came during diplomatic faculty statements in response to the Israeli Finance Minister’s statement considering the voluntariness. Displacing the population of Gaza is the most appropriate humanitarian solution.

The spokesman added, “The past period has seen a flurry of irresponsible statements by Israeli government officials, which are in complete violation of the rules and regulations of international law and international humanitarian law.”

“The Israeli finance minister’s statement is an expression of the Israeli government’s policy that violates international laws, and any attempt to justify and promote the migration of Palestinians outside the Gaza Strip is totally rejected by Egypt,” the Egyptian foreign minister stressed. Internationally,” the statement said.

A spokesman for the ministry added that the foreign minister was “sad to speak as if the process of displacement is arbitrary.”

“The displacement of civilians in Gaza is the result of the military’s deliberate targeting of civilians in the area, as well as deliberate blockade and starvation operations. According to the provisions of the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949, desertion is a war crime,” it said in a statement.

Shukri asserted that “the categorical rejection of policies of forced displacement of Palestinians, or the deliberate withholding of humanitarian aid and essential services, creates intolerable conditions for civilians or allows the dissolution of the Palestinian cause.”

Shukri said, “Anyone who claims to care about the humanitarian situation in Gaza must work to end military operations that have led to the killing of civilians, including children and women.”