Scathing accusation: UNRWA chief condemns Israel's denial of famine in Gaza as "outrageous."

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A scathing accusation: UNRWA chief condemns Israel's denial of famine in Gaza as "shameful" Amman - Vina - Arabian Sea The Commissioner-General of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), Philippe Lazzarini, condemned the Israeli government's policy of denying the existence of famine in Gaza, describing it as "morally shameful." He confirmed that the amount of aid being held back is enough for 6,000 trucks, sufficient to feed the sector for two months, but it remains blocked. In addition, he pointed out that the number of employees killed has exceeded 360, representing a profound humanitarian tragedy. Strategic Insight This statement is a stark confirmation that the battle of Gaza no longer only affects the political level, but has become a moral identity and a major blow targeting the Israeli war, increasing the pressure of the international community to impose the opening of crossings or an immediate humanitarian truce.