The UN warns of humanitarian disaster breeding in Gaza

In the statement published by the Humanitarian Country team – which leads coordinated efforts in relation to the occupied Palestinian territory – officials condemned Israeli efforts to disassemble the current help system.

The team stated UN official in the region representing the UN and NGOs (NGOs) and international and Palestinian, said that the Israeli plans “would contradict with basic humanitarian principles” and deepen the suffering of civilians Already withstand serious shortages of food, water and medical care.

“Bakeries are closed. The cuisine in the community are closed. Warehouses stands empty. The children are hungry,” said the statement, describing the difficult conditions facing the population.

UN said that Israeli authorities Attempt to impose a new distribution system of assistance that would Funny Humanitarian Material Through Military Controlled Hubs, not to allow UN agencies and non-governmental organizations to act independently.

‘Dangerous’ Israeli proposal

The proposal, he said, left “large parts of GAZA, including less mobile and most vulnerable people,” without help and forced civilians to enter militarized areas for access to basic necessities.

“This is dangerous, driving civilians in militarized zones for collecting meals, threatening lives, including those humanitarian workers“” Said the UN, warning, it would also deteriorate forced displacement across the railway.

According to the news report, the Israeli government defended politics as a security measure. At the same time, Israeli forces plan to parse operations in Central and South Gaza.

Saturday allegedly alleged accumulations of thousands of Israeli military reservists, which indicates greater escalation of the offensive within the railway.

Leading principles

The UN statement confirmed that assistance operations must remain guided on the principles of “humanity, impartiality, independence and neutrality” and said all UN entities and the main humanitarian partners working in Gaza supported this unique position.

“The humanitarian action answers the needs of people, wherever they are,” the team said.

UN teams remain in the field, “it is ready to restart critical stock and service delivery” after the lock is lifted. They called global leaders to intervene and press Israel to reopen the border crossings.

“It’s time now,” UN said.

Sunday, Sunday, UN help Agency for Palestine Refugees, UnrwaHe pointed out that almost a third of the important stocks for civilians in Gaza is out of stock, while another third is projected to run out less than two months.