Netanyahu's plan to take control of Gaza City, endorsed by the security cabinet, aims to quickly end the ongoing war despite international backlash. UN officials have highlighted the severe risks of exacerbating an already dire humanitarian crisis, noting potential increases in violence and displacement in the region. In Gaza, health officials reported rising malnutrition-related deaths, totaling 217, including 100 children, as aid continues to be restricted. Netanyahu denied pursuing a starvation policy, acknowledging the serious food distribution issues present.
Netanyahu defended plans to control Gaza City, stating it was the best way to end the war quickly, despite widespread international criticism and humanitarian warnings.
Senior UN officials warned that the plan could exacerbate the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, potentially triggering further displacement and destruction.
Gaza's health ministry reported that malnutrition-related deaths had reached 217 overall, including 100 children, amid a severe famine situation worsened by the blockade.
Miroslav Jenca expressed concern that implementing Israel's plans could lead to another calamity in Gaza, impacting the region and increasing humanitarian crises.
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