Still from the message conveyed to the tourist, the manager is worried about offering accommodation to individuals who may have assisted in the execution of prohibited acts of war under international humanitarian law based on the Geneva Conventions and additional protocols, as it could put the hotel at risk. "Being at risk is considered as being an accomplice and/or accessory to someone who may face charges for war crimes," wrote the content of the message.

According to the report, Israeli Ambassador to Japan, Gilad Cohen, has sent a complaint to the hotel's CEO. As reported by Arab News, they demand an explanation and an apology for the incident. He also requested the dismissal of the hotel manager.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza said on June 17 that at least 37,347 people have been killed in the region during more than eight months of war between Israel and Palestinian militants. This number includes at least 10 people who died in the past 24 hours, according to the ministry's statement, while adding that a total of 85,372 people have been injured in the Gaza Strip since the war began.