BBC News and news agencies warn journalists in Gaza at risk of starvation

BBC News and three leading news agencies, Gaza’daki journalists more and more to feed themselves and their families, they said they are worried that they said they can not feed themselves.

A joint statement of BBC News, Agency France-Presse (AFP), Associated Press (AP) and Reuters is now confronted with hunger and “the same terrible conditions”.

“These independent journalists have been the eyes and ears of the world in Gaza for months,” he reads.

International news organizations rely on local journalists in Gaza, because Israel does not allow foreign media, including BBC News, to send journalists to the region.

It sounds like that More than 100 international charities and the Human Rights Group warned about mass hunger In Gaza.

“We are desperately worried about our journalists who can’t feed themselves and their families for our journalists in Gaza.

“For months, these independent journalists have become the eyes and ears of the world in Gaza. Now faced the same terrible conditions as they cover.

“Journalists endure many deprivations and difficulties in warons. We are deeply concerned about the threat of hunger is now one of them.

“Israeli officials once again in Gaza and other than the journalists to allow journalists.

In a separate joint statement, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) saved children and Oxfam, and said that their colleagues and the people they serve were “wasted”.

However, Israel, who controls the entry of materials in Gaza, accused the aid organizations of “serving Hamas Propaganda”.

According to the Ministry of Health, operated by Hamas of Gaza, 45 Palestinian died on Sunday as a result of malnutrition.

Israel, a two -month ceasefire, then prevented the delivery of aid to Gaza in early March.

The blockade was partially removed after about two months, but the shortage of food and medication deteriorated.

Israel with the US, Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).

Hundreds of murders have been recorded near GHF’s aid areas since they started working eight weeks ago.

World Health Organization, according to evaluations, one -quarter of the population of Gaza is faced with famine -like conditions, he said.

On Wednesday, his director Tedros Adhanom Ghebreysus said: “I don’t know what you say other than mass hunger and human production.

“And this is very clear, because of the blockade.”