Horrible UN report on the inhumane conditions of women and children in Gaza

According to the international group Tasnim News Agency, while a few weeks after the discovery of mass graves in Nasser Hospital is located in Khan Yunis, located in the south of the Gaza Strip (the graves that were discovered after the retreat of the Zionist forces from this hospital, and the information shows that the occupiers dug these graves to hide the bodies of Palestinian civilians who were massacred by the occupation army. ), UN experts revealed in a joint statement that evidence shows that a large number of civilians were buried alive in these graves by the Israeli army.

Israeli army buries hundreds alive in Gaza

UN experts said in a statement that 390 bodies were recently buried in mass graves at Nasser and Shafa hospitals in the Strip. Gaza, some of them show signs of torture and execution, indicating that these bodies belong to people who were buried alive.

In this statement published yesterday in Geneva, experts of the The nations expressed concern over the continued reports of brutal assaults and violence against Palestinian women and girls, including women and girls who were abducted from Gaza by the Zionist occupying forces. We are deeply appalled by the capture of Palestinian women by the Israeli army through these brutal and inhumane attacks, and the evidence shows that Israel spared no means to destroy their lives and deprive them of their basic rights.

The inhuman condition of pregnant women in Gaza

These experts reported that the women, girls and children of Gaza are more than other civilians. are in danger and until April 29, 2024, more than 14,500 children and 9,500 women have been massacred by the Israeli army. Also, among the 77,643 injured people in the Gaza Strip, 75% are women, and more than 8,000 people are still missing or under the rubble, and it can be assumed that at least half of them are women and children.

Organization experts Israeli forces destroyed the largest fertility clinic in the Gaza Strip, which reportedly housed 3,000 embryos, the nations said. More than 183 women give birth in Gaza every day in terrible conditions without even painkillers, while hundreds of babies die because there is no electricity to run the machines.

Also. The report of international institutions shows that pregnant Palestinian women are often forced to give birth in the rubble due to bombings and the lack of access to hospitals, and many of them die. Also, due to the lack of facilities in hospitals, in many cases, pregnant women have been forced to undergo cesarean section without anesthesia, which is very terrible.

Tice Engram, the spokesperson of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), also gave a painful account of the situation. It presented pregnant women and mothers who have just given birth to their children and stated that mothers in Gaza face unimaginable challenges in receiving adequate medical care, nutrition and protection before, during and after childbirth. The death rate of babies in the Gaza Strip is very high and it is impossible to determine their exact number. According to this UN official, in conditions of overcrowding and limited resources, medical teams are forced to three Take mothers out of the hospital an hour after cesarean section. This condition exposes mothers to the risk of miscarriage, death, stillbirth, premature birth, and psychological trauma. Also, pregnant and lactating women and babies live in inhumane conditions in temporary camps and suffer from malnutrition and the risk of drinking unsafe water. Earlier, UN Women, a women’s support organization, reported since the start of Israel’s war against Gaza, more than 10,000 women have died in Gaza.

According to this report, 6,000 of the dead women in Gaza were mothers. This has led to the orphaning of 19,000 children in Gaza. The United Nations Women’s Organization also stated: The women who were saved from the Israeli bombardment and ground operations are displaced, widowed and facing hunger. /p>

UNICEF’s shocking account of Gaza’s children’s cemeteries