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Gaza: Malnutrition affects ¼ of the young children examined by Médecins Sans Frontières

The evidence relates to the examinations carried out by the NGO last week - It denounces the "deliberate use of starvation as a weapon of war"

Non-governmental organisations denounce conditions of mass starvation in Gaza – Dozens of children died of starvation

They call for an immediate ceasefire, the opening of all crossing points and the free distribution of humanitarian aid

Israel does not renew the visa of a UN official who had stated that “in Gaza they are slowly dying”

His behaviour is "discriminatory and hostile", Foreign Minister Saar

Gaza: One in ten children examined at UN clinics suffering from malnutrition

As of January 2024, UNRWA said it has examined over 240,000 boys and girls under the age of 5 in its clinics in Gaza

Protothema.gr – Report from the Middle East: stories among the ruins of a never-ending crisis

Endless Middle East crisis: stories from the ruins

NY Times: ‘Hardline’ new Hamas leader makes new ceasefire efforts more difficult

Al-Haddan, who took over the leadership of Hamas' military wing in the Gaza Strip from Shinwar, "has the same red lines as his predecessors"

Trump: I hope for a ceasefire in Gaza “sometime next week”

The American president is expected to meet with Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Monday

UN: Child violence in Gaza, Congo and Haiti reaches “unprecedented” level in 2024

The UN "verified" 41,370 grave violations involving child victims in 2024, including 36,221 committed last year

Gaza: Israeli attack kills at least 51 Palestinians waiting for humanitarian aid trucks

More than 200 people injured in Khan Younis - A "massacre" is reported by eyewitnesses

Netanyahu called Mitsotakis – Greek PM called for de-escalation: “The Last thing the region needs is new flashpoints”

Mr. Mitsotakis stressed that while Iran must not acquire nuclear weapons, issues should be resolved through diplomacy

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