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World ‘cannot act surprised,’ says UN expert who warned last year of starvation in Gaza

World ‘cannot act surprised,’ says UN expert who warned last year of starvation in Gaza

  • ‘All the information has been out in the open since early 2024. Israel is starving Gaza. It’s genocide. It’s a crime against humanity. It’s a war crime,’ says Michael Fakhri
  • ‘People don’t all of a sudden starve, children don’t wither away that quickly. This is because they have been deliberately weakened for so long,’ he adds
By Arab News ·
Security Council to meet on Gaza hostages: Israeli ambassador

Security Council to meet on Gaza hostages: Israeli ambassador

By AFP ·
Malta says it will recognize the state of Palestine, joining France and possibly Britain

Malta says it will recognize the state of Palestine, joining France and possibly Britain

By AP ·
Hunger and malnutrition levels in Gaza pass limits that define famine, UN warns video

Hunger and malnutrition levels in Gaza pass limits that define famine, UN warns

By Ephrem Kossaify ·
UN outlines humanitarian response plan during potential Gaza ceasefire, and conditions required

UN outlines humanitarian response plan during potential Gaza ceasefire, and conditions required

By Ephrem Kossaify ·
UN chief warns of ‘breaking point’ for two-state solution, calls for immediate action at Palestine landmark conference video

UN chief warns of ‘breaking point’ for two-state solution, calls for immediate action at Palestine landmark conference

By Ephrem Kossaify ·
UN aid chief welcomes ‘humanitarian pauses’ in Gaza

UN aid chief welcomes ‘humanitarian pauses’ in Gaza

By AFP ·
No evidence Hamas stole aid from UN: Israeli military officials

No evidence Hamas stole aid from UN: Israeli military officials

By Arab News ·
UN urges UK to repeal ‘disproportionate’ Palestine Action ban

UN urges UK to repeal ‘disproportionate’ Palestine Action ban

By AFP ·
Fleeing Sudan war, at any cost

Fleeing Sudan war, at any cost

By AFP ·
Israel, Palestinian envoys trade barbs at UN over Gaza

Israel, Palestinian envoys trade barbs at UN over Gaza

By AFP ·
Update UN’s top court says failing to protect planet from climate change could violate international law

UN’s top court says failing to protect planet from climate change could violate international law

By AP ·
UN says Israeli military killed over 1,000 seeking Gaza aid since late May

UN says Israeli military killed over 1,000 seeking Gaza aid since late May

By AFP ·

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