At least 4 children in Gaza are starving to death in deepening the hunger crisis, the paramedics says

Local health officials said that the six -week -old infant and three other children have passed away due to hunger in Gaza during the past 24 hours, with malnutrition and starvation now killed the Palestinians faster than it was at any point in the 21 -month war.

Health officials said that the infant died in the hospital wing in northern Gaza, and he told him he called him as Youssef Al -Safadi. A 13 -year -old teenager, Abdel Hamid Ghaleb, died in a hospital in the southern city of Khan Yunis. The other two have not been named.

Palestinian health officials say at least 101 people have died due to hunger during the conflict, including 80 children, with most of them in recent weeks. In the past 24 hours, there have been 15 deaths reported.

Israel controls all aid supplies in the war that was destroyed by the war, as most of the population has been displaced several times and face a severe shortage of basic necessities.

The head of the Palestinian Refugee Agency at the United Nations said on Tuesday that its employees, as well as doctors and humanitarian workers, were close to service in Gaza due to hunger and exhaustion.

“No one is saving: the careers in Gaza also need care. Doctors, nurses, journalists and humanity are hungry,” General Philip Lazarini Commissioner, UNRWA Commissioner, said in a statement.

The Israeli army said that “it is seen transferring humanitarian aid to Gaza as a matter of utmost importance” and works to facilitate its entry into coordination with the international community.

He denied accusations that it prevents aid from reaching Gaza and accused the Palestinian militants group Hamas of stealing food, a claim that denies Hamas.

Lack of food and medicine

Khalil Al -Qarfan, a spokesman for the Ministry of Health, said about 600,000 people suffer from malnutrition, including at least 60,000 pregnant women. He said that the symptoms between those who go to the hungry include dehydration and anemia.

“Hospitals are already soaked by the number of injuries resulting from the shooting. They cannot provide further assistance to hunger -related symptoms due to lack of food and medicine.”

Children’s milk is a severe deficiency in the show, according to the assistance groups, doctors and residents.

Israel says its attack on Gaza aims to destroy Hamas, which launched the bloodiest attack in the history of Israel on October 7, 2023, killing at least 1,200 Israelis, including civilians, through its stories.

Israeli bombs and shooting have killed nearly 60,000 people in Gaza since then, according to local health authorities.

Health officials said that the bombing is killing 16 other people living in tents in Gaza City on Tuesday, when Israeli forces launched attacks across the tape. The Israeli army said it was not aware of any accident or cannon in the area at the time.

The Ministry of Health said that at least 72 Palestinians have been killed by the Israeli shooting and military strikes during the past 24 hours.

Finding food has become a deadly task

The daily food collection has become a fatal task for Ghazan, as UNRWA estimates that more than 1,000 people died while trying to receive food aid since May.

On Tuesday, men and boys withdrew bags of flour that were destroyed by buildings and Mabisols in Gaza City, where they obtained the relief depots they could.

“We haven’t eaten for five days,” said Mohamed Gondia. “Famine kills people.”

Israeli military statistics showed on Tuesday that 146 trucks of aid per day entered Gaza throughout the war. The United States said that at least 600 trucks are needed per day to feed Gaza residents.

Twenty -five Western countries, which supported the Israel war against Hamas, issued a statement conducted by Israel on Monday because of the “inhuman killing” of civilians in Gaza, but there was no indication that there is another measure against Israel.

The European Union remains divided on how difficult it is to take a line, with Germany’s failure to sign the statement.

In Britain, Foreign Minister David Lami Sky News told London to wait to find out what happened in the coming weeks and will look at other works, “If we do not stop the shooting we want to see.”

Israel and Hamas are participating in indirect talks in Doha aimed at reaching a 60 -day truce, although there is no sign of penetration.

For the first time, the Israeli forces pushed Monday to areas in Central Gaza City, where there are many relief groups, in what appears to be the latest effort to sculpt the Palestinian territories with military corridors.

Deir Al -Bala is the only city of Gaza that has not witnessed major ground operations or suffered from the extensive destruction in 21 months of the war, which leads to speculation that the Hamas armed group maintains large numbers of hostages there. The main group, which represents the hostages of the hostages, said it “shocked and worried” from the incursion and requested answers from Israeli leaders.

Israel says that the seizure of lands in Gaza aims to pressure Hamas to release the hostages, but it is a major point of disagreement in the ongoing ceasefire talks.

Whoever says that the compound is invoked, the employees were detained

The World Health Organization (the World Health Organization) says that Israel raided its main residence in Deir Al -Bala and detained employees, forcing women and children to evacuate on foot towards the coast.

“Male employees and family members were formed, stripped of, and they were immediately interrogated and were examined at the threat of weapons,” the United Nations Health Agency said in a statement. Two employees and two family members have been detained, with three release at a later time and one of them is still detained.

The World Health Organization said that its main warehouse in the city, which is located in the evacuation area, has been damaged by an explosion and fire, which caused the agency’s ability to help hospitals and emergency medical teams. There was no immediate comment from the Israeli army.

UN spokesman Stefan Dujarrik said earlier that two guests at the United Nations in Deir Kalah were damaged by shrapnel. He said the reason was still being investigated, but heavy Israeli air strikes were reported in the area.

He said that local and international employees will continue to work there.

The army refused to say whether it had ordered the evacuation of relief groups in the city, saying only that it maintains continuous contact with them and is easy to transfer when necessary.