US EditionIsraeli Strikes Kill 44 Palestinians in Gaza, UN Warns of Man-Made Drought
- On Friday, Israeli attacks resulted in the deaths of at least 44 Palestinians in Gaza, with a significant number of those killed located near Netzarim and Deir Al-Balah while attempting to receive food assistance.
- This event followed the Gaza war triggered by Hamas militants' attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, which killed 1,200 people and took 251 hostages.
- The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation runs a U.S.-backed aid distribution system with dangerous routes, and 12 people were killed trying to approach a GHF site amid ongoing hostilities.
- UNICEF spokesperson James Elder reported that only 40 percent of Gaza’s drinking water facilities remain functional and warned children will begin to die of thirst.
- These strikes and collapsing infrastructure worsen Gaza’s hunger and drought crises, leaving nearly half a million people malnourished with increasing casualties during aid attempts.
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'Children will die of thirst': UN warns of water shortage; Reports: IDF kills 44 in Gaza
According to the UN children's agency, just 40 percent of Gaza's drinking water production facilities remain functional as fuel shortages could lead to a 'man-made drought' ■ At least 25 of those killed were awaiting aid distribution
Israeli strikes kill 44 Palestinians in Gaza
Israeli fire killed at least 44 Palestinians in Gaza on Friday, many of whom had been trying to get food, local officials said, while the United Nations' children's agency warned of a looming man-made drought in the enclave as its water systems collapse. At least 25 people awaiting aid trucks…
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Israeli attacks kill 44 Palestinians in Gaza as UN warns of water shortage
UNICEF says a shortage of fuel to operate wells and desalination plants in Gaza means the enclave “is facing what would amount to a man-made drought”.
Israeli attacks kill 44 Palestinians in Gaza as UN warns water shortage reaching crisis point
Israeli fire killed at least 44 Palestinians in Gaza on Friday, many who were seeking food aid, local officials said, while the United Nations' children's agency said the scarcity of drinking water was at a crisis point.
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