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UN Chief Warns Development Goals Will Fail if Wars Continue to Rage,

GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 21 – UN and Gaza health officials report over 17,000 children suffer severe malnutrition amid Israel's blockade restricting aid and food entry since October 2023, worsening starvation and deaths.

  • Francesca Albanese, Special Rapporteur on human rights, accused Israel of deliberately starving millions and killing children in Gaza, stating that its intention is 'to erase Palestinians from the Gaza Strip.'
  • UNICEF spokesperson Salim Aweys reported that Israel is refusing many requests for aid entry, contributing to the dire situation in the Gaza Strip.
  • The World Food Programme's Deputy Executive Director reported families are trying to minimize children's energy use due to severe food shortages affecting their nourishment.
  • OCHA estimates that about 500,000 people in Gaza are in starvation, with a 100% projection of high levels of acute food insecurity affecting 2.1 million people this summer and fall.
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The UN warns about the malnutrition of the inhabitants of the Gaza Strip. Children are the first victims of the lack of food in the enclave. Humanitarian aid is ready, but its distribution remains largely insufficient. - Gaza: the UN warns about the seriousness of cases of malnutrition, especially among children (International).

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Malnutrition is reaching alarming levels in the Gaza Strip, at war, particularly affecting children, the UN warns.

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TVA Nouvelles broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Sunday, July 20, 2025.
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