International impotence in the face of the occupation’s use of the weapon of hunger against the people of Gaza

2024-02-21T23:01:35.143Z

Highlights: International impotence in the face of the occupation’s use of the weapon of hunger against the people of Gaza. Hunger no longer needs to be defined, given its apparent manifestations in the Gaza Strip. This situation was exacerbated by an international inability, even at the UN Security Council level, to impose the delivery of food, water and medicine to the residents of Gaza, and starvation became an Israeli weapon without deterrence or accountability. Report: Abdul Qader Arada, Gaza's first Palestinian prime minister.

Hunger no longer needs to be defined, given its apparent manifestations in the Gaza Strip, with the clear inability of the legal system and international institutions to confront it, respond to the urgent need of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, and ensure their survival.