‘Deadly blockade’ leaves the work of Gaza aid

Geneva: Two months on the help of Israel’s entire blockade GazaHumanists on Friday described the horrific scenes of hungry, bloody children and people fighting on water, with the aid operation on the “verge of total collapse”.
The United Nations and Red Cross played an alarm in a critical position in the war-service Palestinian region, demanding international action. The International Committee of Red Cross warned in a statement, “Human response to Gaza is on the verge of total collapse.”
“Without immediate action, Gaza will move forward in anarchy that human efforts will not be able to reduce.” The Israeli controls all the flows of international aid for 2.4 million Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
This prevented aid delivery to Gaza on 2 March with the fall of a ceasefire, which reduced enmity 15 months after the war. Since the onset of the blockade, the United Nations has repeatedly warned of human havoc on the ground, in which the famine is reducing again. The United Nations World Food Program (WFP) said a week ago that it had sent its “final remaining food stock” to the kitchen.

‘Blockade is fatal’

Olga Cherevako, a spokesman for the United Nations Humanitarian Agency OCHA, told reporters on Friday, via video link to Gaza City, “Food stock has now gone out mainly,” Olga Cherevco told reporters to Gaza City through video links on Geneva Friday.
“The community kitchen has shut down (and) more people are hungry,” he said, pointing to the reports of children and other weak people who have died of malnutrition and … from lack of food “.
“The blockade is fatal.” The use of water was also “impossible”, he warned. “In fact, as I talk to you, people are fighting for water down from this building. There is a water truck that has just arrived, and people are hitting each other on water,” he said.
The situation is very bad, he said that a friend saw him “burning people … due to explosions and there was no water to save them”.
At the same time, Cherevco said that “the report of the hospital is running out of blood units as the number of casualties continues”. “Gaza is located in the ruins, the debris fills the streets … several nights, the blood-screams of the injured Pears in the sky after another explosion.”

‘Hatred’

He also reduced large -scale displacement, forcing almost the entire Gaza population to shift several times before a brief ceasefire.
Since the resumption of enmity, he said “more than 420,000 people have been forced to flee once again, many people shoot only on their back, shoot on the way, reach out in crowded shelters, as tents and other facilities where people search for security, are being bombing”.
Pascal Hundt, Deputy Chief of ICRC also warned that “citizens in Gaza are facing a daily struggle to avoid the dangers of enmity, tireless displacement, and tolerate the consequences of immediately deprived of humanitarian aid”.
Mike Ryan, director of the Emergency of the World Health Organization, said the situation was a “hatred”. He told reporters on Thursday, “We are breaking the body and mind of Gaza’s children. We are keeping Gaza’s children hungry.”
Cherevako slammed the decision -makers, who have “silenced the endless scenes of the blood -soaked children, the sad parents of the grieving parents, their screen, their screen, after the month, after the month, moves fast after the month”. “How much blood should be dropped before getting enough?”