“No more commercial or humanitarian stock entered in Gaza,” UN Headfields (UNICEF), UN Office for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA), the World Food Program (WFP) and the World Health Organization (WHO).
“More than 2.1 million people were reopened, bombed and starved, while the transitions pile up food supplies, drugs, fuels and materials for shelters,” said.
Agencies said that more than 1,000 children were killed or injured in the first week after the latest ceasefire was interrupted, which is “the largest single-week number of killed among children in Gaza in the last year.”
In a statement, the crash of efforts in providing assistance is also prominent.
“Just a few days ago, 25 bakers supported by the World Food Program during the breaking program had to close due to the shortage of flour and gas”
Describing the humanitarian situation as a situation unprecedented, the UN officials emphasized that we “witness the war in Gaza, which show completely neglect of human lives.”
“The new Israeli orders for displacement forced hundreds of thousands of Palestinians to escape again, without a safe place to go,” he said in a joint statement.
They also rejected the claims to help in gauze, saying that “claims that there are enough food for the nutrition of all Palestinians in Gaza now.”
At least 408 humanitarian workers, including more than 280 from UNRW, was killed since October 2023.
UN officials called on world governments to act “firmly, urgent and decisively” to support humanitarian law.
“Protect civilians. Facilitate help. Release hostages. Renew the ceasefire,” they called from the UN.
(Vijesti.ba)
