Mustafa urges prompt supply of chronic disease meds
The article discusses the efforts of the Palestinian government in addressing the humanitarian crisis and the financial shortages resulting from the Israeli escalation in Gaza Strip and the West Bank. The council affirmed that Gaza is suffering from a severe humanitarian crisis, with 1.4 million residents experiencing food insecurity, including 74,000 children in urgent need of medical interventions due to malnutrition, amidst ongoing bombardments and casualties, among whom are children and women. Urgent measures have been agreed upon to provide medicines, especially for chronic illness patients and premature infants, despite the financial crisis, with efforts to accelerate supply deliveries. The council also called on the international community to double its efforts to protect civilians and deliver aid, warning against attempts by the occupation to implement "voluntary migration" to exploit the situation. Additionally, the council approved numerous development and infrastructure projects amidst continued military escalation and settler attacks in the West Bank, where 635 assaults and 21 demolition operations have been recorded.
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