BBC News, Jerusalem
BBC“Hunger and lack of everything goes there.”
“We know that we can be injured or killed at any time, yet we still go there to get a kilo of flour.”
33-year-old Mohammad Al-Cadra, a Field Hospital run by the British Charity UK-Made in Southern Gaza, is one of the many patients brought to food, but only found violence.
He said that he was shot in the hands and legs, while Israel- and US-supported Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) tried to get food for his family at a nearby assistance distribution center run by the Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).
“I was pleading with someone to take me and take me to the hospital. A good Samri brought me here,” he remembered in an interview with a freelance journalist working for the BBC.
Mohammed said that he was aware of the risk by trying to reach the GHF site, but he had no choice.
“The famine is bad for me and all.”
“Today, I’m eating [at] hospital. Once I get better, I will go back to these centers, no matter what. I am the only breadwinner for the whole family. ,
According to the United Nations Human Rights Office, more than 1,000 Palestinians have been killed by the Israeli army trying to get food assistance in the last two months.
It states that at least one of them is killed in the area around one of the four distribution centers of 766 GHF, operated by American private security contractors and is located inside the Israeli military areas.
Another 288 people have been killed near the United Nations and other aid convoys.
Israel has accused Hamas of provoking chaos near Hamas. It says that its soldiers have only taken out warning shots and they do not deliberately shoot citizens.
The GHF says that the United Nations is using “false” data from Gaza’s Hamas-Interested Health Ministry.
British paramedic Sam Seers said that the UK-Mad Hospital in coastal al-Mavasi was looking at about 2,000 patients in its emergency department in a month, seeking help seeking help.
He said, “We have patients who have gunshot wounds, pellet wounds, leg -wicked, chest gun pellet wounds, causing puncture lungs, and so on,”
Dr. Asil Horabi, a Palestinian drug that has been working in a hospital for almost a year, had to go to the fatal aid sites, called it a “way to death”.
“My husband went once [or] Twice and then the bullet was hit and that was it! If we die of hunger, let him happen, “he said.
“I look at the injured people who come to the hospital in large numbers. We are sometimes injured 50 in a day. During the day, we have no time to close our eyes and relax, or also drink a cup of tea.”
Dr. Horabi, who lives with her family in a nearby tent because her house in Rafa was destroyed, she said that she did not eat for a day.
“I bought a kilogram of potatoes and [it] Cost me 120 [shekels] ($ 36; £ 27). Prices are not normal. It is difficult to secure the goods. You can just spend $ 100 per day for a meal! ,
“In the hospital here, currently they do not eat any meals. If they have food, they give small amounts to the patients,” they said. “We have to deal with hungry patients and we are also hungry.”
She said that she was working with patients who were drought both physically and psychological.
“We have come into a devastating position. It’s not that we are close to famine, we are living it,” he warned. “The world is listening and watching but is silent.”
He said: “We don’t have time to think about sadness because we are wondering what to eat, bread, what to eat tomorrow, and how to go to the hospital.”
On Wednesday, more than 100 international aid organizations and human rights groups accused Israel of “siege” on Gaza, causing large -scale starvation to ban Gaza entering Gaza.
When asked to comment, the Executive Director of the World Health Organization, Dr. Tedros Adhanom Gabreyas said: “Large -scale starvation means starvation of a large ratio of the population, and a large proportion of Gaza population is hungry.”
“It is man -made. And it is very clear. It is due to blockade.”
He said: “[More than 1,000] People have been killed trying to feed themselves. If they are not hungry, imagine [why they’re] Putting their lives at risk. ,
Israel launched a total blockade of aid delivery to Gaza in early March and resumed his military aggressive against Hamas two weeks later, the two -month ceasefire collapsed. It said that it wanted to pressurize the armed group to leave its remaining Israeli hostages.
Although the blockade was partially reduced after about two months, amid warnings of an emerging famine from global experts, food, therapy and fuel deficiency have deteriorated.
The WHO says that a quarter of the 2.1 million population is facing circumstances such as famine, and that about 100,000 women and children are suffering from severe acute malnutrition.
The Hamas-Interested Health Ministry of Gaza says that at least 45 people have died in the last 24 hours as a result of malnutrition since Sunday.
Israel, which controls the entry of all supply into Gaza, rejects the allegation that it is imposing a siege and is responsible for any malnutrition cases.
The government spokesman David Menser said in a briefing on Wednesday, “Today there is no famine in Gaza, Israel. However, there is a man -made deficiency by Hamas.”
“Now, many times the whole story is not being told. This sorrow exists because Hamas has made it.”
Mainner said that over 4,400 lorry loads had entered Gaza in the last two months, but about 700 lorry loads were waiting for the collection at two crossings for the collection by the United Nations and its human partners.
He said, “This is a bottleneck caused by the United Nations, and it is the main obstacle to maintain the frequent flow of human aid in Gaza,” he said.
However, the United Nations agencies have stated that it is almost impossible to coordinate a safe passage for their convoys with Israeli soldiers, leaving the Palestinians at the mercy of rapidly expanded starvation that is reaching every family in Gaza.
