US EditionStop the Senseless Slaughter and Starvation in Gaza
Australia and 23 allied nations demand Israel allow unrestricted humanitarian aid amid escalating famine and conflict in Gaza, with starvation deaths confirmed by Gaza's Health Ministry.
- On 08/12, Australia and 23 other countries called on Israel to allow aid into Gaza, amid the humanitarian crisis reaching 'unimaginable levels' as Foreign Minister Penny Wong signed the joint statement.
- In July this year, Israeli authorities rejected repeated aid requests by 29 NGOs, while UNOCHA warned that most foreign groups could be de-registered by next month.
- Gaza's Health Ministry reports 217 deaths from starvation, including 100 children, amid a crisis acknowledged as reaching 'unimaginable levels' by Australia and allies.
- Foreign ministers called for a ceasefire, release of hostages, and aid entry as the aid crisis reaches 'unimaginable levels', with NGOs warned they may be forced to leave imminently.
- Next month, Australia will recognise a state of Palestine at the United Nations if Hamas plays no governance role, but the Coalition vows to revoke recognition within three years, says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
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26 Foreign Ministers Call for New Flood of Aid to Gaza, Amid Famine Concerns
Foreign ministers from 26 countries and representatives of the European Union raised a new call for the Israeli government to ease restrictions and for the international community to ramp up aid deliveries into the embattled Gaza Strip. “The humanitarian suffering in Gaza has reached unimaginable levels. Famine is unfolding before our eyes. Urgent action is needed now to halt and reverse starvation. Humanitarian space must be protected, and aid …
Stop the senseless slaughter and starvation in Gaza
The world must not ignore the suffering in Gaza, where thousands of civilians have been killed and starvation is at a record high, and Donald Trump must use his power to stop the Israeli military offensive and provide food and medicine to the area.
Foreign ministers of 25 countries urge Israel to let aid into Gaza as humanitarian crisis deepens
"The humanitarian suffering in Gaza has reached unimaginable levels. Famine is unfolding before our eyes. Urgent action is needed now to halt and reverse starvation. Humanitarian space must be protected, and aid should never be politicised," the foreign ministers said in a joint statement
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The Washington PostIsrael must give U.N. full access to Gaza to halt starvation, allies say
Israel must facilitate immediate and permanent access for the United Nations and other humanitarian organizations to bring “a flood of aid into Gaza,” the foreign ministers of 27 nations said in a joint statement Tuesday, warning that urgent action was needed to halt and reverse a “famine … unfolding before our eyes.”
Middle East: ‘Unimaginable’ suffering in Gaza, say ministers
08/12/2025August 12, 2025 Foreign ministers condemn ‘unimaginable’ suffering in Gaza A group of 24 foreign ministers have once again condemned the in the and called for immediate action to combat hunger and starvation. “The humanitarian suffering in Gaza has reached unimaginable levels,” read a statement signed by the foreign ministers of Australia, Belgium, Canada, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Japan, Lith…
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