US EditionUN chief says Gaza becoming a 'graveyard for children'
- The UN Secretary-General called the situation in Gaza a "crisis of humanity" and urged the international community to stop the suffering and increase humanitarian aid.
- Thousands of civilians in Gaza have been affected by Israel's attacks, with over 10,000 people killed, including 4,100 children and 2,600 women. 70% of Gaza's population is now displaced, living in crowded UN shelters with inhumane conditions.
- The UN is requesting $1.2 billion to deliver aid to 2.7 million people in Gaza and the West Bank, but more border crossings are needed to meet the scale of the crisis.
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Gaza "becoming a graveyard for children": UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres
New York [US], November 8 (ANI): The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has said Gaza is “becoming a graveyard for children”, CNN reported. Guterres told reporters in New York: “The nightmare in Gaza is more than a humanitarian crisis. It is a crisis of humanity.” He added that the need for a ceasefire is becoming “more […]
UN Chief says Gaza is becoming a graveyard for children as death toll surpasses 10,000
The health ministry in the Hamas-controlled enclave said at least 10,328 people have been killed in Gaza since the beginning of the current Israel-Hamas conflict on 7 October. The victims include 4,104 children. United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called for an immediate humanitarian cease-fire in the Gaza Strip, which he said was “becoming a graveyard for children.” “The unfolding catastrophe makes the need for a humanitarian ceas…
Gaza Health Ministry reports 10K dead; UN calls it a 'graveyard for children'
The Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry said more than 10,000 people have been killed since Israel launched its strikes on the territory following the terror attacks that left more than 1,400 dead. The ministry added that more than 4,100 children are among the dead in Gaza, and 25,000 people have been injured. Gaza is becoming a graveyard for children.UN Secretary-General António Guterres President Biden has previously said he had no conf…
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