Despite the recent ceasefire in Gaza, the humanitarian crisis continues to deepen. According to Save the Children, critical aid is being severely restricted, leaving over a million children in immediate danger.
Save the Children staff report that essential supplies like food, clean water, and medical aid are not reaching those in need. Hospitals are overwhelmed and under-resourced — infants are dying from preventable illnesses due to power outages and medicine shortages. Families are forced to drink contaminated water, and children are suffering from malnutrition and trauma.A ceasefire must not be mistaken for peace. Without access to humanitarian assistance, the suffering only continues in silence. The blockade on aid is not only a violation of international law — it is a direct threat to the lives of innocent civilians, especially children.
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