Israel to attend new ceasefire talks as UN says Gaza hunger crisis get worse

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) announced a disturbing report on Saturday, telling that critical hunger is mounting quickly among Palestinian children under the age of 2 in northern Gaza. This shock arises as Israel coordinates to send a delegation to Qatar for fresh Gaza ceasefire dialogues.

The severe condition in Gaza has pressed expanding worldwide tension on Israel, with alarms climbing over the frightening food crisis in the surrounded Palestinian region. UNRWA’s alarming outcomes specify that one in three children in northern Gaza is now suffering from critical malnutrition, emphasizing the crucial need for humanitarian involvement.

Israel’s verdict to participate in additional talks with intermediaries follows a new ceasefire suggestion put forward by the Palestinian resistance group Hamas, which comprises requirements for the exchange of hostages and prisoners. The commission, led by the head of Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency, David Barnea, is estimated to discuss the proposal before the negotiations begin.