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Gaza Humanitarian Crisis Worsens

The UN reports a dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, with a high number of civilian casualties, damaged infrastructure, and a potential famine.

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How has the Israeli government responded to the UN's report?: The Israeli government has not yet responded to the UN's accusations of systematic violations of international humanitarian law and its claim that the pattern of civilian deaths continues unabated.
How have schools in Gaza been affected by the conflict, according to UNICEF?: UNICEF reported at least 64 attacks on schools in Gaza last month, resulting in 128 deaths, many of them children. Over 95% of Gaza's schools have been partially or completely destroyed since the start of hostilities.
What are the main findings of the UN report on the humanitarian situation in Gaza?: The UN's report highlights the severe deterioration of humanitarian conditions in Gaza, with approximately 70% of civilian casualties being women and children, indicating a systematic violation of international humanitarian law by Israeli forces.
What are the conflicting perspectives on the use of civilian infrastructure in Gaza?: While Israel claims Hamas uses civilian infrastructure as cover for operations, the UN's reports and statements from organizations like UNICEF and the WHO paint a dire picture of the humanitarian crisis, with severe food shortages and mass displacement.
What is the World Health Organization's assessment of the food security situation in Gaza?: The WHO's report indicates a high likelihood of imminent famine in northern Gaza due to limited aid access, increased food prices, and ongoing conflict. The average number of aid trucks entering Gaza has dropped significantly.

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