The President of the United Nations says, Gaza is a “killing field”

“Aid (and) horror gates” reopened “in the Gaza Strip, where Israel prevented the entry of all goods and resumed the war against Hamas.

“Gaza is a killing field, and the civilians are in an endless death link,” Antonio Guterres said on Tuesday.

His comments come after the heads of the United Nations leaders appealed to world leaders to act urgently to ensure food and supplies reach the Palestinians there.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Israel insisted on the existence of enough food in Gaza and accused Gotis of “spreading slander against Israel.”

Israel surrounded Gaza on March 2, after the first stage of the ceasefire ended. Hamas refused to extend this part of the armistice, accusing Israel of retracting its obligations.

Then Israel renewed its aerial bombardment and its satire on the ground on March 18, and it has since killed 1,449 Palestinians, according to the Hamas Ministry of Health in Gaza. The Israeli army insists that it does not target civilians.

In his speech to reporters, Guterres said that Israel, as the occupied authority, has obligations under international law to ensure the arrival of medical and medical supplies to the population.

“The current path is a dead end – completely unbearable in the eyes of international law and history,” he said.

In response to the comments, the Israeli Foreign Ministry said there was no shortage of aid in Gaza.

“As is always the case, the facts do not hinder the way when spreading firmness against Israel,” said Urin Marmastein spokesman.

“There is no shortage of humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip – more than 25,000 auxiliary trucks in the Gaza Strip entered 42 days of the ceasefire,” he added.

Guterres’s comments followed a joint statement issued by six United Nations agencies on Monday, world leaders must act urgently to ensure that food and aid supplies reach the Palestinians in the tape.

The statement said that Ghazan was “trapped, bombed and hungry again.”

She said, “Another stopping fire allowed us to achieve it within 60 days, which are bombs, obstruction and black that prevented us from working in 470 days of the war: supplies to save life to almost every part of Gaza.”

“Although this provides a short rest period, the assurances that there is now enough food to feed all Palestinians in Gaza is far from reality on the ground, and the commodities are very low.”

The statement was signed by heads:

• Ocha – United Nations Office for Humanitarian Coordination
• UNICEF – United Nations Children’s Agency
• World Food Program – World Food Program
• World Health Organization – World Health Organization
• UNRWA – the United Nations Refugee Agency
• UNOPS – United Nations Office for Project Services

Because of the siege, All UN bakery closedThe markets are free of most fresh vegetables and hospitals cut pain relievers and antibiotics.

The statement says that the “partial functional health system” in Gaza is sunk (f) … the medical supplies and basic shocks are running out. “

“With the strict Israeli siege in Gaza in its second month, we appeal to the world leaders to act – firmly and decisive – to ensure the basic principles of international humanitarian law.

“Protecting civilians. Facilitating aid. The hostage firing. A ceasefire renewal.”

She witnessed a two -month stopping in the fighting, an increase in humanitarian aid that allows the entry of Gaza, as well as the release of Hamas from 33 hostages – eight of them dead – in exchange for about 1900 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel.

On Tuesday, the Hamas -running Ministry of Health in Gaza said that at least 58 people were killed in the region during the previous 24 hours.

During the night, Israeli strikes killed 19 people, including five children, their homeland in the central city of Deir Al -Bala, according to the Hamas Civil Defense Agency.

According to 11 people were killed in two separate strikes in the northern town of Beit Lahia and the northwest of Gaza City.

Meanwhile, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate (PJS) said that the second Palestinian journalist had died of his wounds after an Israeli strike on Monday.

Ahmed Mansour suffered from severe burns when a media tent in the southern city, Khan Yunis, was also killed, killing his Palestinian colleague Hilmi Faqi.

The Israeli army said that the strike targeted a third journalist, Hassan Aslai, who accused him of “Hamas terrorist.” PJS said Eslaih was in critical condition after the attack, along with many other journalists.

The war arose through the unprecedented Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, where about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others were taken to Gaza as hostages.

More than 50,810 Palestinians have been killed in the Israeli attack since then, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza.