UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres labels the famine in Gaza a moral indictment and a failure of humanity. The famine, attributed to deliberate starvation policies, has pushed more than half a million people into immediate danger. Israel is intensifying its military campaign while receiving backing from the United States and other Western allies. Questions are raised about how an engineered famine could be allowed to occur in the 21st century. Voices involved include broadcaster Adrian Finighan, emergency physician Dr Tarek Loubani of the Glia Project, UNICEF spokesperson Tess Ingram, and UN special rapporteur Michael Fakhri on the right to food.
UN chief Antonio Guterres says famine in Gaza is a moral indictment and a failure of humanity itself. Famine in Gaza from Israel's deliberate starvation policy has pushed more than half a million people into immediate danger. Yet Israel is intensifying its war, backed by the United States and other Western allies. How can an engineered famine be allowed happen in the 21st century?
Adrian Finighan Dr Tarek Loubani Emergency physician and medical director at the Glia Project Tess Ingram Spokesperson for the UN children's agency, UNICEF Michael Fakhri UN special rapporteur on the right to food
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