Tess Ingram, UNICEF spokeswoman, said that Gaza is now considered the most dangerous place in the world and that the situation in the Strip is unsafe for children and women.
She added that these dire conditions are compared to other conflict areas around the world.
She stressed that the situation of children in Gaza is getting worse every day, with deaths and serious injuries among them increasing daily.
Ingram warned, today, Friday, that children in Gaza lack basic services such as water, food, and medicine, and suffer from malnutrition and diseases, calling for the need to help women and children in Gaza by bringing in more immediate aid, and a ceasefire so that UNICEF can pass more supplies. Aid.
She affirmed that the organization cannot now meet all the needs of the Palestinian people, warning of the tragic situation in the Strip due to the lack of medical support and water.
Ingram revealed that a quarter of the population in the Strip is currently suffering from a major famine.
She noted
that the organization asks the entry of more aid into the Gaza Strip so it can provide the food that women and children in Gaza need.
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