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Israel committing ‘medicide’ in Gaza: UN experts

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U.N. Experts Condemn Israel for Committing “Medicide” in Gaza

On Wednesday, a group of United Nations experts denounced Israel for committing “medicide” in Gaza. This disturbing term, which refers to the deliberate destruction of a healthcare system, has been used to describe Israel’s systematic targeting of medical facilities and personnel in the conflict-stricken region.

According to the experts, Israel’s actions in Gaza have resulted in a severe deterioration of the health care system, leaving thousands of vulnerable Palestinians without access to life-saving medical treatment.

The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right to health, Dainius Pūras, stated, “What is happening in Gaza is not just a health crisis, it is a humanitarian crisis. Israel’s deliberate attacks on medical facilities and health workers, as well as its restrictions on imports of essential medical supplies, are causing immense suffering and death among the Palestinian population.”

The experts emphasized that the destruction of Gaza’s healthcare system goes beyond the direct harm caused to patients and medical facilities. It has also had a profound impact on the ability of the Palestinian people to access even basic healthcare services.

The Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian Territory, Michael Lynk, added, “Not only is Israel targeting hospitals and health workers, but they are also preventing the entry of essential medical supplies, equipment, and personnel into Gaza. This is a direct violation of the right to health and a grave breach of international law.”

The situation in Gaza has been dire for years due to the Israeli blockade, which has severely limited the flow of goods and people in and out of the region. The ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine has only exacerbated the already desperate situation, leaving the healthcare system in shambles.

Experts are calling on the international community to take urgent action to address the situation in Gaza. They are urging Israel to immediately halt its attacks on medical facilities and personnel and to lift the blockade that is causing such devastating consequences for the Palestinian people.

The experts also highlighted the responsibility of the international community to hold Israel accountable for its actions. They called on governments and organizations to pressure Israel to end its violations of international law and to provide urgent humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza.

The use of the term “medicide” by the United Nations experts brings much-needed attention to the dire situation in Gaza and the devastating impact it is having on the Palestinian people. It is a powerful and alarming reminder of the urgent need for action to be taken to address this crisis.

The deliberate targeting of healthcare facilities and workers is a violation of international humanitarian law and must be met with swift condemnation and accountability. It is unacceptable for any government to intentionally cause harm to innocent civilians, let alone in the context of a healthcare system that is already struggling to meet the needs of its people.

The international community must work towards a peaceful resolution to the conflict, and in the meantime, ensure that the Palestinian people have access to the medical care they desperately need. The U.N. experts have sounded the alarm, and it is now up to world leaders to take action to put an end to the “medicide” in Gaza. Let us not wait for another innocent life to be lost before we act.

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