In a surprising show of international unity, over 20 nations including Britain, France, Italy, Japan, and Australia have demanded an immediate end to the war in Gaza. The call comes amid heartbreaking news that more than 800 Palestinians have been killed near food distribution sites.
The countries criticized the Israeli government's approach to aid delivery—a model that uses private U.S. security and logistics companies to push supplies into Gaza. Critics say this "drip feeding" method not only endangers lives but strips Gazans of their dignity in the midst of crisis.
International foreign ministers stressed that the current model, backed by the United States and Israel, is dangerous and destabilizing, shifting control from a UN-led network to private operations. While Israel argues that the UN-led system has allowed Hamas-led militants to loot aid shipments, Hamas denies these claims. The UN has also raised concerns about breaches of humanitarian impartiality standards.
The call for change is resonating with young activists, students, and professionals alike—reminding us that in today’s fast-paced world, our voices matter. Stay tuned as global leaders work toward a safer, more equitable solution that respects human dignity. ✌️🌍
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UK, France and other nations call for an immediate end to war in Gaza
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