The UN agency for Palestinian refugees has raised concerns about the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, as no food or supplies have entered the enclave in over three weeks. The World Food Programme warned that current food stocks could only last for another two weeks if stretched, putting hundreds of thousands of people at risk of severe hunger and malnutrition. The death toll from the conflict in Gaza, which began on Oct. 7, 2023, has surpassed 50,000, with over 180 children killed in a single day in March.
Recent Israeli military operations have intensified, with an Israeli missile strike on a family home killing 15 people, including women and children. Rescue workers and aid organizations are facing challenges in retrieving bodies and providing assistance to survivors due to lack of equipment and resources. The Palestine Red Crescent Society has reported that nine emergency medics remain missing after being targeted by Israeli forces, calling for international pressure on Israel to reveal their fate.
Israel has stated its goal is to eliminate Hamas to prevent further attacks, but its aggression has escalated since breaking the ceasefire, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promising increased military strength and threatening to take land. The situation in Gaza remains dire, with urgent need for food and medical supplies as the humanitarian crisis worsens amidst ongoing violence and destruction.
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