US EditionUN aid chief calls on Israel to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza
- The UN aid chief, Juliette Touma, called on the international community to do everything possible for a ceasefire and the delivery of aid to Gaza due to catastrophic living conditions.
- In private, some Israeli officers admit Gaza is on the brink of starvation, with over 52,000 reported dead from the war.
- Senator Bernie Sanders stated that the U.S. Is complicit in the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and should stop military aid to Israel until humanitarian efforts begin.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced plans to invade Gaza, which could involve forced relocation of over two million people, alarming the international community.
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Live, war in Gaza: the UN will not participate in the distribution of aid of the new foundation supported by Washington
For several weeks now, calling for the reopening of the Gaza Strip for humanitarian aid, the United Nations has been opposed to alternative plans proposed by Israel and by this new foundation, in particular considering that many inhabitants would be excluded.
·Paris, France
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Israel accepts that US-supported foundation distributes humanitarian aid in Gaza
Deir Balah. At least 80 Palestinians were killed yesterday by Israeli troops at a time when the head of humanitarian affairs of the United Nations, Tom Fletcher, stressed the urgency of “acting decisively” to prevent genocide and ensure respect for international humanitarian law in the Gaza Strip.
·Mexico
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