At least 25 Palestinians killed in new Israeli attacks as hunger crisis deepens

People of Gaza plagued by Israeli attacks are finally facing double combat. As the bombs killed 25 Palestinian civilians on Saturday alone, hunger has turned into another cause of death. World leaders have called for immediate action and sustainable political solutions to avoid these deaths, as pressure has increased on Israel to allow relief efforts and stop the attacks

At least 25 Palestinians have been killed by air strikes and Israeli shootings taken overnight in Gaza, Palestinian health authorities have reported.

Hospital officials Schiffa said most of the victims were killed by Israeli soldiers' shooting while waiting to receive aid near the border point, Zikim.

Recent attacks have been carried out at the time of the deepening hunger crisis that has hit Gaza residents. For this reason, numerous world leaders, humanitarian representatives and journalists' associations called on relevant central institutions to react to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Cut off on this call was British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

And what we see from Gaza is shocking and I know that the British people are terrified of what is happening. Denial of help for children and infants is completely unwarranted, even as keeping the hostage of kidnapped ones unwarranted. Hundreds of civilians have been killed while trying to get help. Children were killed looking for water. This is a humanitarian disaster and must end”, the British prime minister has stressed.

Starmer also spoke about the warning made days ago by French President Emmanuel Macron about the recognition of Palestine State.

The warning of the recognition of Palestine by France has been made at a time when combat prevention talks have not produced touching results, and when lack of food supplies has prompted alarm for humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

The Hamas-led Health Ministry reported that in the last 24 hours alone, nine people have died of malnutrition. With recent cases, the total number of deaths as a result of malnutrition has gone to 122, 83 of whom are children. One of them, according to the ministry, is a six-month-old baby.

And, following international pressure due to the crisis, Israeli authorities announced they would allow foreign countries to send aid to Gaza by air. /Perscope