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All members of the UN Security Council, except the US, said today that the famine of Gaza is an “anthropogenic crisis” and warned that the use of starvation as a war weapon is prohibited under international humanitarian law.
In their joint statement, the 14 members of the Council call for the immediate, unconditional and permanent truce, the release of all hostages held by Hamas and other organizations.
They have also called for a substantial increase in assistance throughout Gaza and the immediate and unconditional lifting of Israel all restrictions on the delivery of help.
Save the Children: Children in Gaza have no power to cry, psyche
Earlier, he spoke to the UN Security Council, the head of the organization Save the Children, who was asked, among other things, for starvation in Gaza “have they reached the pointless, which is yours (boundaries)?”
Inger Asing insisted on the fact that the famine that preached in Gaza last week by the UN is not just a “technical term”.
“When there are not enough foods, children suffer from acute malnutrition, then they die slowly and painfully. This, in simple terms, is the famine, “she continued, before describing the stages of this body’s impairment in a few weeks, the body that is” self -destructive “,” eating muscles and vital organs “, to the last breath.
“And however, there is almost silence in our clinics. Children no longer have the power to speak or cry, as they are cold. They remain there, lying there, literally losing their strengths in front of our eyes, with their tiny bodies exhausted by hunger and diseases, “he described.
“We told you clearly that this was going on,” he noted. “The whole world in this room has a legal and moral responsibility to act to stop this brutality,” he continued.
For her part, Joyce Msuya, Deputy Head of Humanitarian Businesses, said: “To put an end to this crisis that man has created requires us to act as if it were our mother, our father, our child, our family, who are trying to survive today.”
The official welcomed the “slight increase” of humanitarian aid that has been able to enter the Palestinian pocket in recent weeks.
“These are important developments, but they will neither overthrow famine nor stop its course,” he said.