The first lady in Türkiye Errin Erdogan urges Melania Trump to the children of Gaza

The first lady in Türkiye urged Melania Trump to talk about children suffering from the Israel war in Gaza.

Erdogan praised the support of the first lady of the first lady who is affected by Russia’s extensive invasion of Ukraine, and asked Trump to “extend the invitation” to the Palestinians.

In a letter published by the Turkish presidency on Saturday, Mrs. Erdogan said that Gaza has become a “cemetery for children”, Mrs. Trump tells: “We must unite our voices and strength against this injustice.”

Come Unaccredited food security experts evaluated half a million people suffering from famine in Gaza City And 132,000 life is a child threatened with malnutrition.

Ms. Erdogan wrote: “The phrase” an unknown child “is written on the shrouds of thousands of Ghazan children open unlevantable wounds in our conscience.”

The letter calls Mrs. Trump to “show the same sensitivity to Gaza that she showed to the Ukrainian children who lost their lives in the war.”

Mrs. Erdogan also encouraged Mrs. Trump to appeal directly to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to “end the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.”

Earlier this month, Mrs. Trump sent the speech of Russian President Vladimir PutinHe is demanding to look at children, but he did not refer to any specific children.

The Turkish first lady usually does not include herself in politics, and she often chooses to be active in environmental issues – that gained her praise from the Secretary -General of the United Nations Antonio Guterres.

But Mrs. Erdogan wrote letters to world leaders partners in the past, in 2016 on behalf of the Syrians who signed the civil war and condemning Israel’s actions in Gaza in March.

The message was published in the wake of a Cursed report to the humanitarian situation in Gaza.

The Integrated Food Security Classification Report (IPC) confirmed a famine in and around Gaza City – warning that more than 640,000 people will face “catastrophic circumstances” between mid -August and the end of September.

In Friday’s report, IPC indicated that the lack of food that children had taken – almost one in three in Gaza suffered from malnutrition.

It also shows that poor nutrition until June 2026 will threaten the lives of 132,000 children between the ages of five years.

The Hamas -running Ministry of Health in Gaza said 114 out of 281 people died due to malnutrition are children.

Israel denies that there is a famine in Gaza. It also accuses IPC experts of bias, changing its methods to evaluate famine, and use the data coming from Hamas. IPC rejected this criticism.

This report comes at a time when Israel is preparing to launch a new military attack aimed at occupying Gaza City.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza has reported 61 deaths in the past 24 hours after the Israeli attacks. She said that eight people, including two children, died as a result of malnutrition in the same period.

In one of the attack on a displacement camp in the southern city of Khan Yunis, 19 people were killed, according to the Palestinian News Agency.

The Israeli army launched a campaign in Gaza in response to the Hamas -led attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, where about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others took hostage.

At least 62,122 people have been killed in Gaza since then, according to the Ministry of Health.

Most of the people of Gaza were displaced several times; More than 90 % of homes are estimated at damage or destruction; Health, water, sanitation and hygiene systems collapsed.