UN agents confirm that Israel prevents humanitarian missions in Gaza

On Tuesday (1), UN humanitarian agents accused Israel from preventing international services and NGOs from entering Gaza, dramatically reducing the survival means of Palestinians. The statement came after the Zionist state denying 7 different aid missions in the track.

Some of the critical situations cited by the organization are the displacement of more than 1500 families from northern Gaza to makeshift shelters. The UN Humanitarian Affairs Coordination (OCHA) stated that 5 schools and 2 hospitals currently performing this function were bombarded.

Since the beginning of the war in 2023, the World Health Organization (WHO) has documented 734 attacks on the track health system. The Ministry of Health of Gaza reported that the Al-Shifa Medical Complex has stopped offering hemodialysis to its patients for lack of fuel to the machines.

No gasoline enters the track since the beginning of the total blockade started by Israel 4 months ago. Gaza is also approaching a hunger epidemic if the current distribution regime continues.

169 Non-governmental organizations signed a document asking Israel to authorize the return of the 400 UN-managed food distribution centers before the end of the ceasefire. Currently, the country’s government has only authorized 4 centers managed by an American company suspected of supporting Palestinian genocide. The text says that “Palestinians in Gaza face an impossible choice: to starve or risk taking a shot while desperately trying to get food to feed their families.”

The document still calls for an immediate end of the block: “The humanitarian system is being deliberate and systematically dismantled by the blockade and the restrictions imposed by the Israeli government. A block that is now being used to justify the closure of virtually all other help operations, in favor of a deadly alternative, controlled by the military, who does not protect the civilians or supply the basic needs.”