US EditionUN says an expansion of Israel's war in Gaza would be 'deeply alarming'
GAZA STRIP, AUG 6 – Netanyahu seeks complete military control over Gaza to defeat Hamas amid warnings that such action risks catastrophic consequences and worsens humanitarian crises, UN officials said.
- The UN Assistant Secretary General warned that an expansion of Israel's war in Gaza would be 'deeply alarming' and endanger the lives of Palestinians and Israeli hostages held by Hamas.
- Israel accused Russia, other UN Security Council members, and the media of perpetuating lies, while insisting it is facilitating huge amounts of aid to Gaza that Hamas is looting.
- The Gaza Health Ministry reported at least 188 Palestinian deaths from malnutrition, while the UN said over two-thirds of verified deaths were women and children.
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The United Nations Security Council held an emergency meeting on Gaza last Tuesday, with the main objective of addressing the critical humanitarian crisis and the resurgence of famine in the Gaza Strip. READ ALSO: Attacks in Gaza: Israeli bombings continue and the humanitarian crisis worsens During the meeting, the UN Assistant Secretary General for Europe, Central Asia and the Americas, Miroslav Jenča, denounced the ongoing violence in Gaza, in…
The UN Security Council discussed the situation of the Israeli hostages in the Gaza Strip and the situation in the Palestinian area. Deputy Secretary General Jenca called for the immediate and unconditional release of the hostages.
The UN Security Council met for war in the Middle East – without any real progress. Correspondence Sebastian Ramspeck arranges.
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