The Humanitarian Lays Stress Almost Solely Upon Breadth Of Knowledge And Sympathy.
The Humanitarian Would, Of Course, Have Us Meddle In Foreign Affairs As Part Of His Program Of World Service.
The Other Thing We Did As Government Is To Open Gates For The Civilians To Leave That [ Eastern Part] Area [in Aleppo], And At The Same Time For The Humanitarian Convoys And Help To Go Through Those Gates Inside That Part Of Aleppo, But The Terrorists Publicly Refused Any Solution, So They Wanted To Keep The Situation As It Is.
Humanitarian Missions Are Little Different From Any Other Public Enterprise, Diplomacy Included, Which Is Susceptible Of Misinterpretation By The Public, Hence Ultimately Of Failure.
I Am Convinced That Dealing Intelligently With The Press Is Of The Greatest Importance To The Success And Effectiveness Of A Humanitarian Mission.
We Are Looking At What More We Can Do. As Well As A Strong Security Response We Need A Strong Humanitarian One.
