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UN experts condemn Israeli move to reopen ‘gates of hell’ and unilaterally alter ceasefire terms

UN experts condemn Israeli move to reopen ‘gates of hell’ and unilaterally alter ceasefire terms

  • Israel’s government said on Sunday it was suspending deliveries of all goods to Gaza, including critical, life-saving aid
  • This is ‘a gross violation of international law. As an occupying power, Israel is legally obligated’ to provide food, medicine and other aid, the experts say
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Israel’s ‘wholesale disregard’ for Gazans’ rights is on level unseen in recent history, says UN expert

By Ephrem Kossaify ·

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