“Palestinian journalists still work heroic work, paying a difficult price; 170 has been killed until today,” told Unrwa General Commissioner Philippe Lazzarini. “Free flow of information and independent reporting are key for facts and responsibility during the conflict.”
In his appeal, Mr. Lazzarini mentioned that in more than 18 months from the beginning of the war in Gaza, he caused unprecedent attacks of the terror terror attack on Israel, Reliable reporting overlooked propaganda and “dehumanizing” war messages.
Spike in attacks, censorship
Ajith Sunghay, boss UN Human Rights Office, OHCHR, in the occupied Palestinian territory, They also expressed deep concerns about the dangers they face journalists there – although the situation “has always been very difficult,” he maintained.
“They are subject to oppression in many cases we have taken – murders and censorship and custody,” he said UN news. “But we also recorded mass spike in such operations – attacks, murders, custody and censorship – from 7. October 2023.”
Mr. Sunghay noticed that Ohchr The data indicates that 209 journalists from 7. October 2023, a larger number that reflects all journalists killed on duty or at home in Gaza.
The situation for journalists in the western bank is also critical, with reports of arrested journalists who received simulated beatings and threats of sexual violence against women journalists of Israeli and Palestinian authorities, the Ohchr office has noticed.
“Journalists are civilians and are protected from attack under international humanitarian law, unless they directly participate in hostilities,” Mr. Sunghay said. “The intentional killings of the journalist is a war crime, and that is something we have highlighted.”
All help still cut
In related development, other UN agencies issued fresh warnings on embedding the textbooks of the Israeli Old Decision to cut off all food and other supplies from the introduction of broken territory. The fuel is also included in embargo and inventories are dwindling, and “bakeries are excluded, hospitals running out of medicine” and gasoline for generators to keep their machines work, UNRWA said.
Since the Israeli bombing Gaza continued on March 18, about 500,000 people were newly displaced “Or more cut once more”, Said the spokesman to the UN Secretary-General Stephanie Tremblay. Her comments allegedly came as the Israeli defense minister said that the troops would remain in the tread of so-called safety zones, together with Lebanon and Syria.
Delivery of assistance continues to also affect Israeli rejection, with only two of the six missions that are coordinated with Israeli authorities that enabled them to continue on Wednesday. “The remaining four were rejected”, including one mission that urgently claimed the required fuel from Rafah, said Mrs. Tremblay, referring to the UN Help Coordination Office, Ocha.
About 30 percent of Gaza strips is now a security buffer Where Palestinian civilians cannot live, the Israeli army allegedly announced.
Positive movements
In the middle of the current Israeli bombings, orders for military maneuvers and evacuations, UN assistance teams emphasized their permanent efforts to help people of war Gaza, in spite of encountering difficulties.
- The Health Center reopens: Approximately 1,300 patients attended the newly opened Health Center for UNRWA in Maan, South Gaza, after in December 2023. Difficulty damaged during Israeli military intrusion in eastern Khan Younis. The facility provides ambulance services, non-infectious care of diseases, medications, vaccinations, antenatal and postnatal health care. It also offers physiotherapy and psychosocial support.
- Driving a blood donation For local hospitals, it is also underway in South Gaza at UNWA medical points in the middle of an urgent need for thousands of blood units for life surgery. “Medicines and medical consumables are rapidly expiring in Gaza, including critically low levels of stocks and blood units for the health of the mother and child,” UN agency said.
- The water flows well: Repairs were successful in the water that serves about 20,000 displaced persons in the Jabalia camp and the other was sheltered in the seven shelters for UNWA in the area, the UN Agency said on Thursday. UNRWA is now running five water wells: three in Jabalia, one in Gaza and one in Khan Younis. Recycled and re-used parts have created a project possible. According to the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF), about a million people, including 400,000 children, gone from the approach of 16 liters of drinking water per person per day, just six.
- Daily waste removal He continues in Gaza with about 2,500 cubic meters of water and 230 tons of solid waste were collected every day. This represents about 40 percent of the total needs.
In the latest updateOcha said that least Since the beginning of the war, 51,000 Palestinians killed 7. October 2023 and 116,343 Palestinians injured. This includes 1,630 people killed and 4.302 injured from the escalation of hostilities on the 18th. March, cited the Gaza of the Health Authority
Doctors recount never completion of patient incidents that could be preserved, if medical material were available.
“The lack of heavy machinery and equipment interfere with the efforts of wounded and missing, while victims still fall due to the continued bombing of Israeli forces, including tents for displaced people,” said Ocha.
Meanwhile, the nutrition of the food diet warned that the rapid deterioration of the children’s status is “already visible.” Only in March, 3,696 children were newly recognized for acute malnutrition of 91,769 children shown. This means a sharp increase compared to February, when it was 2,027 children in the amount of 83,823 screens.
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