More than 65,000 children in Gaza are facing death!

More than 65,000 children in Gaza are facing death!

29.04.2025 01:11

In Gaza, under Israeli occupation, over 65,000 children are facing life-threatening severe malnutrition. The Palestinian government reported that the children are being treated.

The Palestinian government in Gaza reported that more than 65,000 children have been treated for severe malnutrition.

CASES OF MALNUTRITION IN GAZA INCREASED

In a statement from the Gaza government's Media Office, it was noted that the ongoing attacks by Israel, along with the strict blockade imposed on Gaza, have exacerbated the tragedy faced by Palestinian children. The statement emphasized that Israel has used starvation and thirst as a systematic weapon of war against civilians, which constitutes a clear violation of international humanitarian law. It was pointed out that the strict blockade and the closure of crossing points have severely worsened health conditions, particularly highlighting the increase in cases of severe malnutrition among children and infants.

More than 65,000 children in Gaza are on the brink of death!

MORE THAN 65,000 CHILDREN ON THE BRINK OF DEATH

The statement expressed that in Gaza, where 1.1 million children struggle with hunger every day, more than 65,000 children have sought hospital treatment due to severe malnutrition. The statement indicated that Israel is responsible for this humanitarian disaster, which threatens the lives of hundreds of thousands of children, women, and the elderly due to shortages of food, medicine, and water, and accused the international community and institutions of remaining silent in the face of these crimes and preventing Israeli leaders from being held accountable.

The statement called for the prosecution and punishment of Israeli war criminals in international courts and welcomed the International Court of Justice's decision confirming that Israel violated international law by occupying Palestinian territories. The Gaza government demanded the immediate and unconditional opening of all border crossings and the allowance of humanitarian aid, medical supplies, and food supplements, especially for children and patients.

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