Gaza’s situation is hell, no safe place …
Relief and Relief for Palestinian Refugees -Commissioner of the Palestinian Refugee Institute -Public “UNRWA” described the condition of the Gaza Strip of the Philip Lazarini as “hell”, which is deteriorating, and the Israeli occupation forces have been in the light of the war in the light of the humanitarian situation after the war.
Lazarini insisted that the Gaza residents face the Israeli bombings, as well as the “widespread and agreed famine, diseases and dirty life,” in the “Antalya Diplomatic Forum”.
Lasarini thought that the killing of 15 persons and civil security groups by the end of March was “a new -scale expansion, because the identities of these people are clearly known, and it indicates the obvious violation of the international humanitarian law, and no one seems to be killed as an independent.
Lazarini reiterated the previous statement of the United Nations Secretary General Antonio Kudarez, in which Gaza has “become a death sector”.
He said: “There is no safe place in Gaza.”
Lazarini explained that the Palestinians in this strip “a permanent movement of them under continuous exit and transport orders.”
He said Gaza faces daily bombings with famine, diseases and “dirty” life.
Regarding the situation of Gaza Strip, Lazarini said: “We thought he was hell in front of the Armistis. The situation seems to have worsened as the fight collapsed as it was actually reached below.”
“Relief in Gaza Strip has been completely ignored, because it is no longer helping to distribute the Gaza slices because the smuggling was closed a month ago,” Lazarini said.
The UN Commissioner UNRWA continued to call “the immediate cancellation of the siege imposed on Gaza and the immediate demand for humanitarian aid flow”, and pointed out that “those involved in these crimes are not yet accountable.”
Lazarini praised the courage of Palestinian journalists, and said, “They have risked their lives to hide what is going on daily”, referred to the importance of supporting the media’s coverage of Gaza.
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