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UN Children Fund (UNICEF) Spokesman James Elder insists that Israeli proposals to make several exclusive assistance centers in the southern strip will create “An impossible choice between transfer and death“.
The plan “contrary to basic humanitarian principles” and seems to be designed to “strengthen control over items that support life as a pressure tactic”, he told reporters in Geneva. “Dangerous to ask civilians to enter the military zone to collect rations … Humanitarian assistance should not be used as a fresh chip -Tawar“.
The Gaza Strip has been under the complete aid blockade for more than two months and Humanitarian has warned repeatedly that food, water, medicines, and fuel have run out.
Children and parents are at risk
If Israel’s plan occurs, the most vulnerable Gaza people – parents, children with disabilities, sick people and injured who cannot travel to the designated distribution zone – will face the help of “terrible challenges”, the UNICEF spokesman who is maintained.
Blueprint distribution of Israeli assistance presented for UN -Humanitarian UN notification Only 60 aid trucks per day entered Gaza – “Tenth of what was delivered during the ceasefire” between Israel and Hamas held from January 19 to March 18.
“Almost not enough to meet the needs of 1.1 million children, 2.1 million people,” Mr. Elder insisted. “There is a simple alternative: lift the blockade, let humanity help, save lives.”
Thousands of Trucks in Limbo
Emphasizing the success of a scale of assistance that was not led during a ceasefire, a spokesman for the Humanitarian Coordination Office Jens Laerke urged Israeli authorities to “facilitate our assistance and our partners were only available a few kilometers” right outside Gaza.
UnrwaThe biggest aid provider at the Strip, said that the UN agent had “more than 3,000 aid trucks” trapped outside of Gaza.
Juliette Touma, Director of Communication, regretted the fact that the “big dollar” will be in vain, when food can reach children who are hungry and when drugs can be used to treat people with chronic diseases.
“The clock continues to beat. The gate must be reopened, the siege must be raised as soon as possible,” he said, while calling for the release of Israeli hostages and returning to the standard of humanitarian supply.
In Gaza, the aid team warned that the situation was desperate. “Even that [food] The line is now lost because food runs out, “said Ms. Touma from Unrwa.
There is nothing left to queue
In renewal on Thursday, Ocha said that more than 80 community kitchens have been forced to be closed since the end of April, due to lack of supplies. This number increased “on that day”, triggered hunger “widespread” in Gaza, said the UN Assistance Coordination Office.
Denied Israel’s accusations that the assistance that reached Gaza had been diverted by militant groups, both Ms. Touma and United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) Spokesperson Dr. Margaret Harris described the “end-to-end” system that was applied to fight this risk.
“Our inventory reaches health facilities that they should serve,” said Dr. Harris added that the UN Health Agency had not yet witnessed the transfer of assistance in the health care system.
“This is not about the failure to send assistance in Gaza. This is about not allowed to bring it,” Dr. Harris concluded.
In a further note about the death of Israel’s plan, Mr. Unicef elders insist that the proposal for the use of facial recognition as a prerequisite for accessing running assistance to all humanitarian principles to “filter and monitor beneficiaries for intelligence and military purposes”.
He remembered that the ceasefire earlier this year had resulted in an increase in the “big” nutrition of children.
“That means food in the market, the water system that is improved … that means people can access health care safely. That means the health care facilitator has the medicines they need.”
Rejection of ‘branches’
Forward quickly to this day and food, water, medicine – “everything for a child to survive” – is being blocked, Mr. Elder said – “And in many ways, blocked arrogantly”.
UNICEF spokesman also expressed concern that Israel’s plans were risky separating family members “while they moved back and forth to try and get help” from the designated location in the area that “had no security” in the midst of the ongoing bombing.
