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Israel unblocks the entry of food into the Gaza Strip, and Netanyahu accuses the UN of lying

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Israel unblocks the entry of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip, following international pressure and UN reports of an extreme situation and the danger of famine

Yazan Abu Ful, a 2-year-old malnourished child, in refugee camp in Gaza.
Yazan Abu Ful, a 2-year-old malnourished child, in refugee camp in Gaza.AP

In a video statement, Netanyahu has accused the United Nations of lying, stating that "there will be no more excuses" and that they have always allowed the entry of provisions.

However, over the past weeks, dozens of videos and photographs have shown children in a skeletal state embraced by their mothers due to malnutrition, along with direct testimonies from professionals on the ground.

Doctors Without Borders released a video of a doctor in the Strip, stating that there is nothing to eat and that they themselves are risking their lives. "They are slowly killing life, this has to end."