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Gaza Humanitarian Crisis: UN Reports and Medical Accounts

Reports from the UN and other organizations reveal a severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with widespread civilian casualties, attacks on schools, food shortages, and accusations of war crimes.

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What is the WHO's warning about the food situation in Gaza?: The WHO warned of a potential imminent famine in parts of northern Gaza due to a severe lack of food and aid, with food prices rising 312% since the start of the conflict and significantly reduced aid shipments.
What is the situation regarding attacks on schools in Gaza?: UNICEF reported at least 64 attacks on schools in Gaza last month, with approximately 128 deaths, including many children; over 95% of Gaza's schools have been partially or completely destroyed.
What accusations have been made regarding Israeli military tactics?: Israeli forces have been accused of using Palestinians as human shields, according to statements from multiple sources. The UN's report also points to a disregard for civilian life in Israeli military operations.
What are the key findings of the UN report on civilian casualties in Gaza?: The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported that approximately 70% of the civilian deaths in Gaza were women and children, indicating a systematic violation of international humanitarian law.
How have international medical professionals described the situation in Gaza hospitals?: Doctors from the US and Norway described horrific conditions in Gaza's hospitals, overwhelmed with casualties and lacking essential supplies. The accounts highlight the severe humanitarian crisis ongoing in the region.

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