Government Media Office: Gaza Heading Toward Unprecedented Humanitarian Catastrophe
The Government Media Office stated on Sunday that Gaza is heading toward an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe as the genocide through killing and mass starvation continues against more than 2.4 million people, including 1.1 million children in the Gaza Strip.
In a statement received by the Yemeni News Agency (SABA), the office added: "We are on the brink of mass death due to the Israeli enemy's closure of all crossings for more than 140 days, the prevention of humanitarian and relief aid, infant formula, and fuel, the complete tightening of the blockade, and the depletion of food and medicine, along with the continued starvation policy."
It pointed out that the world is watching Gaza being slaughtered and killed through starvation and genocide without taking any action.
It affirmed: "We are witnessing the largest mass massacre in modern history."
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