UN Warns Israel’s War On Gaza Is Silently Erasing Families And A Whole Generation – Here’s The Starvation Death Toll | World News
Israel-Palestinian War: The United Nations is erased in Gaza, emphasizing the destructive effect of Israel’s ongoing war on the lane. The Ministry of Health in Gaza announced the deaths of five Palestinians, including a child, without malnutrition for the last 24 hours due to the violent blockade implemented by Israel. The number of deaths related to the total hunger, including 101 children, has reached 222.
Mohammed Zakaria Khader, the additional death of a five -year -old child, was later confirmed by the Palestinian WAFA News Agency. It increased the number of malnutrition deaths to six in one day.
For Palestinian refugees, the UN Relief and Labor Agency (UNRWA) announced terrible situations by adding that children in Gaza died of both hunger and ongoing bombings. The agency condemned the world’s inactivity and silence, and immediately called for cease -fire measures to stop the destruction of all communities.
The UN World Food Program (WFP) warned that hunger and malnutrition in Gaza have reached unprecedented heights. More than one third of the Gaza population lasts without food, while about half a million (5 lakh) faces the threshold of human beings.
He stressed that there is an emergency need for a great food aid to prevent further disasters.
Al Jazeera, referring to medical resources, reported that at least 46 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli air raids in Gaza since Monday, and six civilian help. Among the recent losses, the al-Aqsa Hospital reported the death of four Palestinians in the southern and eastern regions of Deir al-Balah in the center of Gaza.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Association confirmed three civilian deaths and numerous injuries in an attack on the Zeitouun neighborhood of the Southern Gaza City.
Palestinian civilians, daily fatal risks at the distribution points operated by the US and Israeli Gaza Health Foundation (GHF), which are seeking humanitarian aid.
Ismail Qandil, a grieving father, told how his unarmed son from the al-Shifa hospital was killed while looking for food. He expressed pain about ruthless hunger and violence and stressed that his families were not part of any resistance movement, but still destroyed.
The conflict claimed more than 61,499 Palestinians and has been wounded more than 153,575 since 7 October 2023, including at least 270 journalists and media workers. On Sunday, a drone strike near the door of the Al-Shifa Hospital, the assassination of five Al Jazeera Arab journalist drew widespread mourning and condemnation. The attack claimed the life of Anas Al-Sharif, a correspondent from the Israeli army, a correspondent who encountered accusations to Hamas.
UN Special Rapporteur Irene Khan criticized Israel’s claims against Al-Sharif, saying that there is no reliable evidence that Tel Aviv had ties with Hamas. Khan stressed that such allegations generally serve to discredit journalists who reported from Gaza and equalize Israel’s criticism to anti-Semitism.
He observed that the silence of journalists limited international awareness that they could become a large -scale human disaster.
