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Displaced Palestinians Killed By Israel As Starvation Deepens In Gaza
Recent reports detail a heartbreaking situation in gaza, where israeli strikes have resulted in the deaths of at least 10 palestinians and injuries to dozens more. these attacks targeted areas where displaced people were seeking shelter, including tents in al-mawasi and a school in gaza city.
The ongoing conflict has exacerbated the humanitarian crisis, leading to increased starvation-related deaths, particularly among the elderly and children.
Strikes Hit Shelters
An israeli drone strike hit tents in al-mawasi, resulting in the death of eight people, including three children and two women, and causing injuries to several others. in gaza city, an attack on the unrwa-run ‘new gaza’ school led to two more fatalities and injuries, including children.
This school has been struck multiple times since the beginning of the war, highlighting the dangers faced by those seeking refuge.
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The situation is dire as israeli air and artillery strikes intensify in areas like rafah, khan yunis, and neighborhoods in gaza city. the euro-mediterranean human rights monitor has warned of a “silent death” sweeping gaza, especially affecting the elderly and children.
They reported that 14 elderly people died in just the past week due to hunger, which is a direct consequence of the Israeli-imposed blockade and the resulting harsh living conditions.
Calls For Aid Intensify
The united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs (ocha) has confirmed that gaza has been under a total blockade for three consecutive months. ocha’s spokesperson, olga cherevko, has urgently called for the immediate opening of crossings and the lifting of the blockade, describing the suffering as “immense and beyond description.”
Gaza’s municipality has also issued an urgent appeal to the international community, seeking immediate intervention to alleviate the humanitarian catastrophe and provide essential supplies to the 2.4 million palestinians who are dependent on international assistance.