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Israel-Hamas conflict: ‘Huge quantities of assist wanted to stave off catastrophic well being disaster in Gaza,’ UN warns

By Editorial Board Published July 28, 2025 7 Min Read
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Israel-Hamas conflict: ‘Huge quantities of assist wanted to stave off catastrophic well being disaster in Gaza,’ UN warns

Israel has agreed to assist a “one-week scale-up of aid” in Gaza – however the United Nations has warned extra motion is required to “stave off famine and a catastrophic health crisis”.

UN assist chief Tom Fletcher made the remarks as Israel started restricted pauses in preventing throughout three areas of Gaza for 10 hours a day to deal with the worsening humanitarian state of affairs.

Israel minimize off all provides to Gaza’s inhabitants from the beginning of March. It then reopened assist centres with new restrictions in Might, however stated the provision needed to be managed to stop it from being stolen by Hamas militants.

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A Palestinian man in Beit Lahia carries assist that entered Gaza by means of Israel. Pic: Reuters

On Saturday, stories referencing US authorities knowledge stated there was no proof Hamas had stolen assist from UN businesses.

Photos of emaciated Palestinian youngsters have led to widespread criticism of Israel’s actions in Gaza, together with by allies who’re calling for an finish to the conflict.

Mr Fletcher stated one in three folks in Gaza “hasn’t eaten for days” and “children are wasting away”.

He added: “We welcome Israel’s choice to assist a one-week scale-up of assist, together with lifting customs obstacles on meals, medication and gasoline from Egypt and the reported designation of safe routes for UN humanitarian convoys.

“Some movement restrictions appear to have been eased today, with initial reports indicating that over 100 truckloads were collected.

“That is progress, however huge quantities of assist are wanted to stave off famine and a catastrophic well being disaster. Throughout the UN businesses and humanitarian group, we’re mobilised to avoid wasting as many lives as we will.”

An aircraft drops humanitarian aid over Gaza on Sunday. Pic: Reuters

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An plane drops humanitarian assist over Gaza on Sunday. Pic: Reuters

The Israel Defence Forces stated yesterday that it’s halting navy operations in Muwasi, Deir al Balah and Gaza Metropolis each day from 10am to 8pm native time (8am to 6pm UK time) till additional discover.

Fight operations have continued exterior of this 10-hour window. Well being officers in Gaza stated Israeli strikes killed not less than 41 Palestinians in a single day into Sunday morning, together with 26 searching for assist.

In a press release, the IDF stated it could additionally set up safe routes to assist the UN and assist businesses ship meals and different provides.

A map showing the three areas of Gaza where military action has been paused

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A map displaying the three areas of Gaza the place navy motion has been paused

Israel’s announcement of what it calls a “tactical pause” in preventing comes after it resumed airdrops of assist into Gaza.

Whereas the IDF reiterated claims there’s “no starvation” within the territory, it stated the airdrops would come with “seven pallets of aid containing flour, sugar and canned food to be provided by international organisations”.

Palestinian sources confirmed that assist had begun dropping in northern components of the territory.

Palestinians carry aid supplies that entered Gaza through Israel, in Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip, July 27, 2025. REUTERS/Dawoud Ab

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Palestinians in Beit Lahia carry assist provides that entered Gaza by means of Israel. Pic: Reuters

Sabreen Hasson, a Palestinian mom who travelled to an assist level close to the Zikim crossing to gather provides, stated: “I came to get flour for my children because they have not tasted flour for more than a week, and thank God, God provided me with a kilo of rice with difficulty.”

However Samira Yahda, who was in Zawaida in central Gaza, stated: “We saw the planes, but we didn’t see what they dropped… they said trucks would pass, but we didn’t see the trucks.”

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Five-month-old Zainab

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Child Zainab starved to demise in Gaza

Gaza is anticipated to be a spotlight throughout talks Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump in Scotland at present.

Downing Avenue stated Sir Keir will increase “what more can be done to secure the ceasefire [in the Middle East] urgently”, in the course of the assembly on the US president’s Turnberry golf course in Ayrshire.

Studies additionally recommend the prime minister is planning to interrupt the summer season recess and recall his cupboard to debate the disaster on Tuesday.

Talks in Qatar over a ceasefire ended on Thursday after the US and Israel withdrew their negotiating groups.

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Bob Geldof: ‘Israeli authorities are mendacity’

Mr Trump blamed Hamas for the collapse of negotiations as he left the US for Scotland, saying the militant group “didn’t want to make a deal… they want to die”.

In the meantime the exiled head of Hamas in Gaza, Khalil al Hayya, has warned ceasefire negotiations with Israel had been “meaningless under continued blockade and starvation”.

In a recorded speech, he added: “The immediate and dignified delivery of food and medicine to our people is the only serious and genuine indication of whether continuing the negotiations is worthwhile.”

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Israel intercepts Gaza assist boat

Throughout a gathering with the European Fee President Ursula von der Leyen yesterday, Mr Trump emphasised the significance of securing the discharge of hostages held by Palestinian militants in Gaza.

He stated: “They do not need to give them again, and so Israel goes to need to decide.

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Starmer says UK will assist drop assist to Gaza

“I know what I’d do, but I don’t think it’s appropriate that I say it. But Israel is going to have to make a decision,” he stated.

Mr Trump additionally repeated claims, with out proof, that Hamas was stealing meals coming into Gaza and promoting it.

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