International human rights organizations have once again sounded the alarm about the appalling situation in the Gaza Strip, which has reached unprecedented levels since the beginning of the genocidal war carried out by the Zionist enemy army. There are clear indications of ethnic cleansing in the Gaza Strip through forced displacement, siege and shelling.
Louise Wotridge, emergency official at the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), said in a statement that more than two million people remain trapped in appalling conditions in the Gaza Strip and deprived of their basic needs.
In a recent report, Human Rights Watch confirmed that the Zionist enemy authorities deliberately imposed living conditions designed to destroy part of the population in Gaza by insisting on denying Palestinian civilians there adequate access to water, which likely led to thousands of “deaths.” In this act, the organization held the enemy authorities responsible for the crime against humanity of genocide and for acts of genocide.
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) confirmed that there are clear and undeniable signs of ethnic cleansing in the Gaza Strip, which includes mass killing, severe physical and psychological injuries, forced displacement of Palestinians, and inhumane and impossible living conditions under siege and shelling that threaten their lives.
For its part, the International Committee of the Red Cross confirmed that the southern area of Gaza, to which the Zionist enemy pushed hundreds of thousands of displaced people, is not equipped to meet the needs of the huge numbers of them, which is a clear violation of international laws that guarantee the right of the displaced to provide a suitable place to which to flee. “Through its blockade of Gaza, obstruction of humanitarian aid, targeted attacks and killings of civilians and aid workers, and despite repeated UN appeals, binding orders from the International Court of Justice and Security Council resolutions, Israel is deliberately causing death, starvation and serious injury,” the committee said.
