Since over three weeks, no food or supplies have entered Gaza, creating a severe humanitarian crisis as Israel intensifies its military operations and imposes a near-complete blockade. The UNRWA and World Food Programme have reported critical shortages of food and medical equipment, putting hundreds of thousands at risk of hunger and malnutrition. The death toll in Gaza has exceeded 50,000 since the conflict began in 2023, with over 180 children killed in a single day on March 18. An Israeli missile strike on the Awad family home killed 15 people, including women and children, highlighting the devastating impact of the violence on innocent civilians.
A Palestinian father desperately searches for his missing children in hospitals, while aid workers struggle to recover bodies from the rubble due to lack of equipment and resources. The Palestine Red Crescent Society reported that nine emergency medics remain missing after being targeted by Israeli forces, calling on the international community to pressure Israel to reveal their fate. UNRWA also reported injuries to its staff and damage to distribution centers in Gaza.
Israel’s military aggression, aimed at eliminating Hamas and preventing future attacks, has resulted in widespread destruction and loss of life in Gaza. The United States has supported Israel’s actions, with former President Trump issuing threats against the people of Gaza. The situation remains dire, with Gaza facing a deepening crisis as the blockade and military operations continue to escalate.
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