UN rights chief decries ‘horrifying’ suffering in Gaza and urges leaders to pressure Israel, Hamas
- The head of the UN's human rights office condemned on Monday the severe and unacceptable suffering caused by Israel's military actions against Palestinians in Gaza.
- This follows Israel’s military campaign that started after the Hamas-led attacks on Israel on October 7, 2023, which triggered heavy conflict and casualties.
- Distribution centers linked to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, which receives support from the United States, have been the sites of deadly incidents resulting in at least 274 deaths, while worsening hunger persists due to Israel’s blockade and aid restrictions.
- Turk condemned Israel for using food as a weapon and called on all parties with influence to intensify efforts to end the suffering caused by Israel and Hamas, while also demanding a fair investigation into attacks on civilians near aid distribution sites.
- The ongoing violence and blockade have caused extreme humanitarian crises, with widespread death and calls from the UN for urgent diplomatic negotiations and protection of civilians.
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Israel-Palestine War: UN Rights Chief Volker Turk Urges Governments To ‘Wake Up’ to ‘Horrifying’ Suffering in Gaza
The UN human rights chief said Israel's warfare in Gaza is inflicting 'horrifying, unconscionable suffering' on Palestinians and urged government leaders on Monday to 'wake up' and exert pressure to bring an end to the conflict. Israel-Palestine War: UN Rights Chief Volker Turk Urges Governments To ‘Wake Up’ to ‘Horrifying’ Suffering in Gaza.
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Türk, has once again pointed to the increasingly desperate situation of the people in the Gaza Strip.
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