New York: The heads of all major subsidiary agencies of the United Nations have demanded Israel for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza while expressing their outrage over civilian casualties in Gaza.
The heads of various agencies of the United Nations have stated that “enough is enough, This must stop now,”. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres also expressed concern
The world has been witnessing a state of turmoil and fear in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories for almost a month. Over Israel’s targeting of hospitals, shelters, and schools in which innocent Palestinian civilians have lost their lives, the UN agency leaders stated that the “Civilians and the infrastructure they rely on – including hospitals, shelters and schools – must be protected”, they said.
UN agencies, including UNICEF, the World Food Programme, and the World Health Organization, along with 18 organizations’ leaders, mentioned the casualties on both sides since October 7.
They stated that since October 7, we have recorded the highest number of UN employees’ casualties in a single conflict, with 77 employees from international agencies losing their lives.
It’s worth noting that Israeli bombardment in Gaza has resulted in the martyrdom of over 10,022 Palestinians, which includes 4,104 children and 2,641 women.
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