U.N. agency says six of its staff among those killed in Israeli strikes
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"No one is safe in Gaza. No one is spared," said the UNRWA, emphasizing the dire situation as airstrikes continue, even hitting shelters for displaced persons.
Philippe Lazzarini, the head of UNRWA, condemned the ongoing violence, stating that 220 of the agency's staff have been killed since October 7, marking a tragic escalation in the conflict.
UN Secretary General António Guterres declared the killing of the six UN workers as "totally unacceptable," underscoring the urgent need for international humanitarian protections in conflict zones.
The Israeli military claimed the airstrike targeted a "Hamas command and control center," but many casualties, including civilians and aid workers, raise profound concerns about compliance with humanitarian law.
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