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Nearly all of the #Gaza Strip’s residents have been displaced.
Following the start of the ceasefire, many families tried to return to their homes, most to find only rubble.
According to the United Nations Satellite Centre, around 81% of all structures in Gaza are damaged.
“Put an end to this hell” in #Gaza: @UNLazzarini’s message at #UNGA80.
Political will and a political decision is needed to end the war.
Full press conference by UNRWA Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini: https://t.co/GzsehQTen3
The suffering of the #Palestinian people that we see every day on the media, including social media, must not be ignored.
@UNLazzarini spoke at #UNGA80 on the man-made famine in #Gaza and the impunity of the Government of Israel.
#SDGLive with @CarlSkau and @EdemWosornu
Watch on @UNwebTV 👉https://t.co/c2Vj6DvNVm
#Gaza: a Man-made #famine, fabricated and could have been prevented.
At #UNGA80, @UNLazzrini discusses how an era of indifference has led to no meaningful action taken to stop the atrocities in Gaza.
#SDGLive w/ @CarlSkau & @EdemWosornu
Watch here from @UNWebTV 👇
https://t.co/c2Vj6DvNVm
For 2 years too long, UNRWA has been calling for a ceasefire in #Gaza.
The scale of suffering and destruction is unimaginable.
1.9 million people are forcibly displaced.
Tens of thousands have been killed and wounded, including women and children.
On this #PeaceDay – like every day – we call again for a #CeasefireNow
By night, by day, people in #Gaza are forced to flee for their lives.
They have nowhere to go.
Most shelters are operating at full capacity. Some displaced families are sleeping outdoors and in unsafe areas.
No place is safe.
#CeasefireNow
In #Gaza, our UNRWA colleague lost her home while she was pregnant.
“Our son was born, and the war continued." She shares the hardship of having a new life amid forced displacement and blocking aid. Like many, her baby is hungry. Supplies of baby milk are very scarce.
In #Gaza, children are growing up amid war, hunger and displacement.
Their daily life is about survival instead of school and play, with the constant fear of drones and bombs.
A generation at risk of being lost.
#CeasefireNow
The Israeli bombardment in the north of #Gaza is constant.
Forcing thousands to flee.
The only way for many is to walk.
There is a shortage of shelters and tents.
There is no safe place.
Stop the war now and let #UNRWA bring in our critical supplies.
#CeasefireNow
450,000 children in Gaza City are already traumatized and exhausted by nearly two years of unrelenting war. Now, the escalating military offensive means more devastating consequences for them.
From Gaza, @UNICEFmena's Tess Ingram shares the horrific realities for children and families on the ground.
People in #Gaza City are living through the unimaginable.
“All you see is destroyed houses and roads. Air strikes can happen anytime and anywhere. I am always worried and scared,” an UNRWA staff nurse told us.
The Israeli military operation must stop.
#CeasefireNow
Genocide is defined not just by numbers but by intent. Israel has declared its aim to erase Palestinian life in Gaza. The scale is clear: 680,000 killed, 380,000 infants. A genocide overwhelmingly against children, erasing Palestinian life at its root.
These 1,500 Palestinian men from the West Bank were all TAKEN HOSTAGE today.
Israel doesn’t even deny it.
But what I know is that if ONE Israeli or Jew was taken hostage today it would be BREAKING NEWS.
These men were stolen. Kidnapped.
And are being held hostage.
All of us at Save the Children are devastated by the killing of brothers Khaled, 11, and Aseed, 8, who we’ve been supporting through one of our child-friendly spaces in Gaza.
Khaled and Aseed were known for their positive energy, for joining in and getting involved, and for the way they made friends and played with others, even amid their relentless surroundings of bombardment and violence, displacement, hunger and disease.
In July, an Israeli airstrike hit the tent they were calling home, killing everyone else in their immediate family and severely injuring Khaled and Aseed.
In August, Khaled’s health condition from his injuries deteriorated and he died. Just 48 hours later, Aseed’s health also worsened, and he too passed away in a health system that has been shattered by bombs and throttled by siege.
Nothing can bring these boys back. As with more than 20,000 other children killed in the last two years, their lives were cut short before they could see an end to the violence, or accountability for these crimes.
Every single child – every life taken and every life still hanging in the balance – is a reminder of the world’s collective failure. The cost of inaction is children’s lives. How many more will have to pay it?
“#Gaza is being obliterated, reduced to a wasteland.
Gaza is being emptied from its starving population forced to move into the so called “humanitarian” area of Mawasi.
There is no safe place in Gaza, let alone a humanitarian zone. It is a large and growing camp concentrating hungry Palestinians in despair.
Warnings of #famine have fallen on deaf ears.
Will warnings of this deepening catastrophe also fall on deaf ears?
#Ceasefire, before it is way too late.
End the impunity before atrocities become the new norm.”
– UNRWA Commissioner-General @UNLazzarini
In #Gaza, all it would take to reverse the man-made famine is political will and to lift the ban on UNRWA supplies.
UNRWA has consistently called for an immediate ceasefire for over 700 days.
Our humanitarian aid - banned by the Israeli Authorities - would save lives.
Lift the siege.
#CeasefireNow
“In #Gaza, the famine is not the result of a combination of factors, but rather man-made”, @UNLazzarini tells @el_pais
While the world looks on, the State of Israel continues to block life-saving aid from reaching Gaza.
UNRWA stands ready to deliver assistance — the siege must be lifted.
Gaza is becoming the graveyard of international humanitarian law.” @UNLazzarini tells @el_pais
With tens of thousands dead, Lazzarini continues warning that #Gaza risks setting a dangerous precedent: making impunity and disregard for international law the new norm.
People in #Gaza are being forced from their homes repeatedly amid ongoing bombardments and displacement orders by the State of Israel.
The latest, on 26 August in Gaza City, affected tens of thousands.
Humanitarian access must be restored, and the siege lifted to allow support for those in need.