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Gaza Humanitarian Crisis Worsens

UN agencies warn of a worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, citing high civilian casualties, attacks on schools, and the imminent threat of famine, while Israel maintains that it is providing aid and adhering to international law.

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What did UNICEF report regarding attacks on schools in Gaza?: UNICEF reported at least 64 attacks on schools in Gaza last month, resulting in approximately 128 deaths, many of them children; nearly half of these attacks occurred in northern Gaza, where conditions are worsening.
What is the World Health Organization's assessment of the food situation in Gaza?: The World Health Organization (WHO) warned of an imminent famine in northern Gaza due to decreased aid shipments and a 312% increase in food prices since the conflict began; the average number of trucks entering Gaza daily has dropped significantly.
How did the Israeli government respond to the reports of a potential famine in northern Gaza?: The Israeli agency COGAT rejected the WHO's famine warning, asserting that the IDF is facilitating humanitarian aid and urging residents to leave combat zones; COGAT reported that over 39,000 trucks carrying aid have entered Gaza in the past two months.
What is the overall assessment of the humanitarian situation in Gaza based on the UN reports?: The UN agencies' reports highlight the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, with widespread civilian casualties, destruction of schools, and potential famine, while the Israeli government maintains that it is adhering to international law and providing aid.
What are the key findings of the UN Human Rights Office report on civilian casualties in Gaza?: The UN Human Rights Office (OHCHR) report found that nearly 70% of the fatalities in Gaza during the first six months of the conflict were women and children, indicating a systematic violation of international humanitarian law by the Israeli military.

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