Since the beginning of the conflict, the number of those killed in Gaza reached 66,288 people, of which 18 430 were children. UN institutions – about the second anniversary of attacks on Israel and the catastrophic consequences of the conflict World and safety ~ 60 > Two years after the attack of Hamas and other armed groups on Israel on October 7, 2023, the suffering of the civilian population on both sides of the conflict reached an unbearable level and require immediate action to stop violence and free access of assistance. This was announced on Tuesday at a briefing in Geneva by representatives of a number of leading UN institutions. call to protect civilians and release hostages 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62The representative of the UN Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Questions (VSGV) Jens Laerke read out a statement from the deputy secretary general for humanitarian issues and the coordinator of the Flaletcher volume. ~ 60 >~ 60 > “We again call for the unconditional and immediate exemption of all complications. Until then, they should be kept in humane conditions, ”the document emphasizes. – & nbsp; Civil persons must be protected under any circumstances. ” according to Laerke, as of October 1, 48 people remain hostage, including those who are known or assumed, Dy. 60 ~ h2 > losses of losses and humanitarian disasters ~ 60 > from the beginning of the conflict, the number of dead in the gas reached 66666 288 people, of which 18 430 are children. About 400 Palestinians died of exhaustion. According to the UN, since October 2023 more than eight thousand applications for humanitarian missions and movements were submitted, but only 45 percent of them were approved by the Israeli authorities. More than a quarter of applications received a refusal or remained unanswered for a long time. 60 ~ strong > read Also: & nbsp; ~ 60 > annual attacks on Israel: UN Secret Actions 60 ~ h2 > unise: “One child suffers every 17 minutes” 60 ~/h2 >> deputy prisoner Yunisaf. Ricardo Pires recalled that on that fateful day many women and children were killed and injured, and again demanded the release of those who were taken hostage. 62 ~ ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62The representative of UNICEF also condemned violence against children in Gaza, saying that 61 thousand children were killed or wounded as a result of “disproportionate” blows that Israel continues. “This is one child every 17 minutes,” he warned. – Children experience unimaginable suffering – remain orphans, lose their house, encounter diseases and violence. Violence should cease, the ceasefire should occur. ~ 60 > he added that dozens of newborns in the northern part of the gases are forced to share oxygen masks and incubators, since UNISEF does not receive permission to deliver vital Equipment. 60 ~ h2 > baripor: “two years of destruction and fear” 62 > 62 ~ 62Alexandra Vellucci read a statement from the head of the Near East Palestinian Relief Agency, Philippe Lazzarini, published on the social network X. “Grief, suffering, immeasurable pain – this has been the reality for too many people since October 7, 2023,” the document says. “In Gaza, for two long years, people have seen only destruction, fear, hunger and death around them.” bringing to justice all those responsible for the atrocities committed on both sides.
WHO: spread of famine and collapse of the system health
According to the World Health Organization, more than 640 thousand people are on the verge of hunger. 1,050 children were admitted to WHO centers to receive treatment for the consequences malnutrition, half of them in the current year alone.
Out of 36 hospitals in Gaza, only 14 are functioning, and in the north of the strip all hospitals are closed.
Call for a truce and hope for diplomatic efforts
The UN welcomed the American initiative as a chance for a ceasefire and emphasized the need for immediate admission of humanitarian supplies and ensuring the safety of civilians persons.
“A glimmer of hope for an end to suffering has emerged and must be preserved,” Fletcher said in a statement.
The organization reiterated that respect for international humanitarian law and the protection of civilians is the responsibility of all sides.