Unprecedented human crisis; ۱۷ Martyrs due to excessive hunger in Gaza

Dr. Mohammad Abu Musaieh, director of the Shafa Medical Complex in Gaza, unveiled the catastrophic situation in the Gaza Strip, announcing that the siege crisis had entered its sixty -fourth day and that all crossings were still completely closed, according to the Palestinian Information Center.

He emphasized that the continuation of this situation has exacerbated the famine and the loss of at least four people due to hunger and lack of food.

According to him, the human condition in Gaza has reached an unprecedented level and the entry of food, medicine and medical equipment has been completely stopped.

Abu Salamiyah also accused the occupation regime of using “organized hunger policy” against civilians, saying the regime had threatened the lives of millions of people by completely imbating the entry of vital items.

In this regard, he called for urgent action by international institutions, especially the World Health Organization and humanitarian and humanitarian institutions, to pressure the Zionist regime to reopen the immediate passages and send necessary assistance.

In this regard, the World Health Organization announced that four trucks affiliated with the medical aid organization are still awaiting entry and the Gaza Strip.

According to the report, the staff of the international organization in Gaza have been heavily worn out due to lack of aid from outside the area.

According to international law, the Zionist regime is obliged to issue permits to enter humanitarian aid to Gaza.