Rage and sadness causes the image of thousands of skeletal children to Gauzewhich do not have access to clean water and food from the day Hamas invaded the Israeli Music Festival and killed over 250 people. Since then, Israel has largely blocked humanitarian aid in the bloodthirsty Gaza, with the result that those who have been saved by fire dies of hunger.
Ibrahim al-Najar, a father struggling to live in Gaza, lost his 5-year-old son Naim due to malnutrition last year. A year later, he tries to ensure that his other children do not have the same fate.
“This kid will follow him,” said Palestinian, a former taxi driver, showing him 10 -year -old son of Farah. ‘For a month, He loses his senses. This kid was once twice as much as he is now. “
The 43 -year -old Najar showed the medical certificate indicating that Naim died on March 28, 2024. The whole family has been displaced from nearly 2 years of Israeli air bombings.
The Najar family ate 3 meals a day before the war broke out in October 2023, but now they can only dream just foods like Bread, rice, fruits and vegetables.
The 20 -year -old Adnan, Naim’s brother, focuses on taking care of his other brothers. Each morning gets up at 5:30 in the morning and walks between the ruins of Gaza to find signs while the war rages within walking distance.
“I swear, I have no salt at home, I swear that I am begging for a grain of salt,” said Najua’s 40 -year -old Najua.
“People talk about Gaza, Gaza, Gaza. Come to see the kids of Gaza. Those who do not believe, come see how the children of Gaza die. We do not live, we are late ยปshe said.
Still 5 people lost their lives by malnutrition and famine In the Gaza Strip in the past 24 hours, as announced by the pyotian health ministry, increasing the number of deaths from such causes to at least 193 Palestiniansbetween them 96 childrenfrom the start of the war.
In the Gaza Strip, the starvation scenario is already unfolding, according to the IPC (comprehensive classification of food security), with children under 5 years of age dying of causes associated with hunger and humanitarian access to the pockets being particularly limited.
And warnings for famine and malnutrition from relief organizations continue to come.
The UN Office for Humanitarian Coordination (OCHA) stated that eating all over Gaza It has fallen to its lowest level since the start of the war. 81% of households in the coastal enclave of 2.2 million people reported poor food consumption, compared to 33% in April.
32 -year -old amira Mutair, holding it shy baby Amar, who, as she said, is late for malnutrition, appealed to the world to save him.
“The shadow of death threatens him because of hunger,” she said.
Muteir, children and her husband depend on the humanitarian food that helps them with a small dish of food a day to survive. “We eat it during the day and until the next we are completely fasting,” she said.