The area is in the grip of man -made drought due to almost demolition of the water supply system in Gaza. UNICEF spokesman James Elder told reporters in Geneva, children will start dying of thirst… Only 40 percent of drinking water production centers are still working.
Help to help in Gaza but did not reach Hamas
Meanwhile, relief is being provided in Gaza through a new institution called the US and Israel -backed ‘Gaza Humanitarian Foundation’, including private US security and logistics companies. These institutions are distributing assistance at some limited places, under the supervision of Israeli forces. Israel says that he will allow assistance to Gaza, but will ensure that he does not reach Hamas. Hamas has denied the allegation and said that Israel is using hunger as a weapon.
“This system is shameful” – UNRWA
Philip Lazarini, the head of the United Nations Palestinian Refugee Agency (UNRWA), described the current relief distribution system as a shameful system and a smell on our collective conscience.
Genocide and starvation
According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, more than 55,600 Palestinians have been killed in Israel’s military attacks so far and almost the entire population has been evicted. The World Food Program (WFP) has warned that “9,000 metric tons of food sent in the last four weeks is a very small part of the need.” People struggling with hunger are now standing on the roadside and waiting for relief vehicles, due to which the possibility of clashes and violence is also increasing. WFP said: “If there is violence in the attempt to save the lives of hungry people, then it is completely unacceptable.”
The people of Gaza said: “We have forgotten”
47 -year -old Shaban Abed, a resident of North Gaza, said that we may be a little happy to see the rocket attacks on Israel from Iran, but every day the continuation of this war is killing dozens of innocents. We just want any concrete solution to the Gaza war… We have been forgotten.
