Wednesday 27/Aug/2025 – 05:53 PM
The Israeli government called on the United Nations to withdraw its recent report, which talks about an imminent famine in the Gaza Strip, claiming that the report is biased and inaccurate, according to Hebrew reports.
This claim came after a UN report on the early warning system was issued, indicating that the humanitarian conditions in Gaza are getting worse, and that hundreds of thousands of population are threatened with severe hunger as a result of the continued military operations and the blockade imposed on the sector.
The official announcement in the Gaza Strip
Earlier, the United Nations officially announced the state of starvation in Gaza City, in the first declaration of its kind in the Middle East, amid direct accusations of Israel of obstructing the introduction of humanitarian aid into the besieged sector.
During a media briefing in Geneva, the Undersecretary of the United Nations Secretary -General for Humanitarian Affairs, Tom Fletcher, said during a media briefing in Geneva that the famine in Gaza should all disturb us, stressing that it was completely avoiding if the United Nations was not systematically banned from delivering food aid.
Fletcher added: Aid is stable at the crossings due to intentional Israeli obstacles, considering what happens a collective moment, calling on the international community not to be silent in front of this worsening humanitarian catastrophe.
