UN: Continued Violations Signal Gaza Insecurity
The United Nations Human Rights Office in the occupied Palestinian territories has stated that there is no safe place or person in the Gaza Strip, despite nearly a year having passed since the ceasefire. It reported that 24 Palestinians, including 4 children and a woman, were killed over a five-day period from August 28 to September 1 as a result of Israeli aggression, with 21 of them dying in airstrikes. The office affirmed that Israel's claims of lawful targeting do not excuse violations of international humanitarian law, especially the protection of civilians. Ongoing military operations and violations continue to exacerbate the suffering of civilians and hinder the delivery of humanitarian aid, amidst widespread destruction and a severe shortage of basic needs. Reports indicate that since October 7, 2023, Israeli aggression—supported by the United States and Europe—has resulted in over 239,000 casualties and injuries, the displacement of hundreds of thousands, and the destruction of most cities and areas within the Gaza Strip. These actions constitute blatant violations of international calls and the declared ceasefire since October 10.
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