"All the Italians who wanted it are out of the Gaza Strip," where the conflict between Israel and Hamas has been raging for more than two weeks. This was announced by Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani, who visited the flood-affected area in Tuscany yesterday. Tajani said that "there are only two Red Cross workers left" who have chosen to stay to assist the civilian population, victims of Israeli shelling triggered by the violence of the October 7 Hamas attacks. The minister also pointed out that the Italian government has sent basic necessities through the air force. "We are also considering, and Minister Crosetto said so, sending an Italian field hospital for the wounded in the Strip".