‘Host Place of Earth’: The United Nations declared Gaza the only area where 100% of the population faces famine risk

The United Nations has announced that Gaza is now the only place on earth where every person is at risk of famine. Jens Larke, spokesperson of the United Nations Humanitarian Agency Och, said on Friday, “Gaza is the most location on earth.”“This is the only defined region, a country or a country defined area, where you have the entire population at the risk of famine. 100 percent of the population in the risk of famine.”His statement comes in the form of scenes of frustration and anarchy that catches the enclave. In Gaza City, seven police officers were killed by an Israeli airstrike, trying to control looting in a market. According to the Hamas-Run Interior Ministry, the authorities were deployed to restore the order, but were targeted by facing the robbers.Israel has not yet commented directly on the incident. However, it said on Thursday that it attacked “dozens of terrorist targets” in Gaza. Local Medix said that at least 44 people were killed on that day, including 23 in the Central Bureauge refugee camp.As Israel has continued its aggressive and assistance is limited, chaos is increasing. The UN’s World Food Program (WFP) said on Wednesday that his warehouse in Dir Al-Bala was broken by “crowd of hungry people”. Two people were allegedly shot dead during the incident. In Rafah, where a new distribution center operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) is established with the support of us and Israel, thousands of desperate people ran Gates earlier this week. Nearly 50 people were reportedly shot and injured as the mob overwhelmed the site. A senior UN official said that the Israeli army had removed the warning shots in the air, but not directly on the citizens.‘Take dirt for my children to eat’According to the reports of the news agency’s Reuters, the footage from Thursday showed long queues and people carrying flour sacks. One woman can be seen struggling to walk among the public, while the other described going home empty -handed. 60 -year -old Abu Fawzi Faroukh said, “Young people are those who have been supported before … but old people and women cannot enter due to crowds.”“I will take my children dirt to eat,” Hani Abed said, who was unable to secure help for his family of ten. Umm Mohammad Abu Thousand said that he left without receiving anything: “Some people eat and some people do not.”The GHF stated that it distributed 17,280 food boxes on Thursday, which is equal to about one million meals. It plans to open more sites in the coming weeks, including Northern Gaza. However, the United Nations has refused to work with the GHF system, it has been described as immoral and inadequate.Jonathan Wohital, head of the United Nations Humanitarian Office in Gaza, said the GHF model was “essentially the lack of engineering” and could not meet the needs of 2.1 million people living there. Meanwhile, the US and Israeli governments claim that the system is preventing assistance from the seizure of Hamas.Full blockade by IsraelIsrael made a complete blockade on Gaza on 2 March and resumed military operations after two weeks, BBC reports. On May 19, it launched a wide aggressive launch to control all regions of Gaza, and only allowed to refund limited assistance recently. The military operation began after Hamas’s October 7 attack on Israel, killing around 1,200 people and 251 hostages were seen.Since then, Gaza’s Health Ministry says that about 4,000 people have died since the resumption in March.The conversation for a new ceasefire continues. On Thursday, the White House stated that Israel had supported a new proposal to Hamas, but the group later rejected it. According to Israeli sources, the deal included a 60-day ceasefire and a phased release of hostages. However, Hamas said that the proposal lacked a permanent ceasefire and assurance of full contingent.