FLASH
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514,000 Palestinians in Gaza face hunger, Israel denies UN statement...
In a shocking statement released just minutes ago, the UN-backed IPC hunger classification system confirmed that Gaza City has entered the most critical phase of the food crisis: "TOTAL STARVATION." More than 514,000 residents of the Palestinian territory, about 25% of the population, are at risk of death from malnutrition, hunger and lack of healthcare.
According to the UN criteria, IPC phase 5 includes conditions where over 20% of households do not have access to minimal food, over 30% of children are severely malnourished, and mortality is significantly increasing. Data shows that the scale of the tragedy is deepening day by day, with warnings that the number could increase to over 640,000 by September.
Despite the warnings, humanitarian aid remains minimal. On August 21, only 220 aid trucks arrived in Gaza, a figure that is less than 15% of actual daily needs.
Humanitarian organizations call the situation "a man-made crisis," which could have been avoided if there had not been a blockade of humanitarian access.
Israel, for its part, has denied the existence of the confirmed famine, calling the report politicized and influenced by Hamas. But the facts on the ground are undeniable, and the images of starving children, empty hospitals, and refugee columns speak for themselves.
This development comes at a time when the Israeli offensive on Gaza City is intensifying, with hundreds killed in bombardments in recent days.
Internationals, including the UN and the EU, are calling for an immediate halt to the fighting and guaranteeing free access for aid.
This is not just a humanitarian alarm. It is a direct moral and diplomatic test of the world order, to show whether life in Gaza is worth as much as anywhere else in the world./ Pamphlet
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