Israel’s new 10-hour military pause in parts of Gaza starts but UN says it is not enough to stave off famine – Middle East crisis live | World news
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World Health Organization He warned that malnutrition in Gaza has reached “worrying levels in the land. With the “Dangerous Orbit” rates after re -starting air drops at the weekend.
In 2025, 63 out of 74 deaths occurred in July, including 24 children under five years of age, while in the Who, Gaza City, about one of the five children under five years of age is now “acute malnutrition”.
“The crisis can be completely prevented. The deliberate blocking and delay of large -scale food, health and humanitarian aid has cost many lives,” Who said in a press release.
The World Food Program (WFP), which reiterates DSÖ’s concerns, said 90,000 women and children need emergency treatment for malnutrition and one of the three people went without food for days.
Israel’s new 10 -hour military pause begins in some parts of Gaza, but the UN warns that measures are not enough to get rid of famine ‘
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The Israeli army, which responded to a global attack by widespread hunger and malnutrition reports and images in Gaza, said yesterday that it started a “tactical pause” in densely populated areas. Gaza city– Deir Al-Balah And Muwasi “Increasing humanitarian aid scale”.
He said that the pause will be repeated from 10:00 to 20.00 every day until the next announcement. Today it will bring the second of these pauses.
Shortly after the first human pause began yesterday, Israel carried out an air strike in a building in Gaza, and killed a woman and four children.
Israel allowed Gaza to continue a limited amount of air drops at the weekend, but no institutions warned that the quantity is completely inadequate for the needs of the population. Israel, Jordan and the UAE helped the region that was devastated by ruthless Israel bombings.
Israel said that humanitarian corridors would be established to facilitate the entry of UN aid trucks into Gaza, but the number of trucks to be allowed was not specified.
UN Help Chef Tom Fletcher He welcomed Israel’s commitment to start daily human pauses, but said that much more should be done to alleviate the health crisis that swallows the region.
In a statement published yesterdayhe said:
We are glad to welcome Israel to support a one -week assistance from Egypt to the removal of customs barriers on food, drugs and fuel and the declaration of safe ways for UN Humanitarian convoys.
Some movement restrictions seem to be facilitated today, and the first reports indicate that more than 100 truck loads are collected.
This progress, but a large amount of help is needed to eliminate a health crisis and a catastrophic crisis.
