A human rights group reported that about 400,000 Palestinians are threatened with “starvation and thirst”
in the Gaza and northern Gaza governorates as a result of the Zionist blockade and the denial of aid access. This comes as the Israeli enemy army continues to launch a military operation for 10 days as part of the year-long war to exterminate the population of Gaza.
The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor said in a statement that “about 200,000 Palestinians in the northern Gaza governorate (Beit Hanoun, Jabalya, Beit Lahia) have been unable for 10 full days to obtain any food or drinking water as a result of the siege and the military operation.”
“Dozens of Palestinians trapped in Jabalia camp went to the UNRWA supply center under the weight of hunger, but the Israeli enemy army targeted them with missiles and drones, killing 10 and wounding 40 others,” he said, noting that many of the victims are still on the streets and cannot be taken to hospital.
