Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif: The children of the Gaza Strip are suffering from hunger and cold and have nowhere to seek shelter.
Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif:
▪The children of the Gaza Strip are suffering from hunger and cold and have nowhere to seek shelter.
▪We express our deep concern over the "Israeli" restrictions imposed on the delivery of essential humanitarian aid to Palestinians.
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Humanitarian Charitable Institutions Coalition: We are following with deep sorrow the horrific humanitarian disaster that occurred on Sunday evening in one of the shelters in southern Deir al-Balah and resulted in the martyrdom of 5 people, including children and women.
Humanitarian Charitable Institutions Coalition: ▪We are following with deep sorrow the horrific humanitarian disaster that occurred on Sunday evening in one of the shelters in southern Deir al-Balah and resulted in the martyrdom of 5 people, including children and women. ▪We affirm that this disaster clearly reflects the severe and ongoing risks surrounding the displaced in shelters and camps, especially in light of the absence of basic safety requirements and the fragility of infrastructure and tents that cannot withstand harsh conditions. ▪This outcome came as a direct result of the arbitrary measures of the occupation, represented by reducing the areas available for displacement and moving the so-called "yellow line," which forced citizens to erect their tents in areas of high danger. ▪We hold the occupation fully responsible for this tragedy due to its encroachment on the territory of the Gaza Strip and its seizure of about 60% of it, and its obstruction and ongoing prevention of the entry of shelter supplies, construction materials, caravans, and basic needs to prevent the recurrence of such painful incidents. ▪We call on the United Nations, the European Union, and the countries sponsoring the ceasefire agreement in Gaza to exert serious and immediate pressure on the occupation to comply with the agreements and withdraw beyond the yellow line, and to allow the immediate entry of mobile homes and the implementation of relief infrastructure projects.
Civil Defense in Gaza: We announce that most of its vehicles have stopped responding to humanitarian interventions in the Central and Gaza governorates due to the lack of spare parts for maintenance.
Civil Defense in Gaza: ▪We announce that most of its vehicles have stopped responding to humanitarian interventions in the Central and Gaza governorates due to the lack of spare parts for maintenance. ▪Only one rescue vehicle is participating in carrying out humanitarian tasks at the level of the Central Governorate after the breakdown of the Al-Bureij and Al-Nuseirat fire trucks and the Deir al-Balah ambulance, as well as the breakdown of the Al-Tuffah fire and rescue vehicles and the Al-Rimal rescue vehicle. ▪The lack of maintenance spare parts, the exorbitant prices of those available in the local market, and the lack of fuel are the main reason for these vehicles stopping their duties.
Center for Human Rights Protection: We are issuing an urgent international briefing to the foreign ministers of the world’s countries, urging them to take immediate political, diplomatic and legal action to stop the worsening humanitarian catastrophe threatening the lives of hundreds of thousands of displaced people in the Gaza Strip as winter begins.
Center for Human Rights Protection: ▪We are issuing an urgent international briefing to the foreign ministers of the world’s countries, urging them to take immediate political, diplomatic and legal action to stop the worsening humanitarian catastrophe threatening the lives of hundreds of thousands of displaced people in the Gaza Strip as winter begins. ▪We warn that the continued ban on the entry of caravans, temporary housing and shelter materials, and leaving residents in worn-out tents and unsafe areas, threatens to turn winter into a new season of mass death in the Strip. ▪The tragedy that took place in Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip, which claimed the lives of four citizens, including two children, after sand and rock masses collapsed onto their tents, is not an isolated incident or a natural disaster separate from its context, but rather a grave warning that reveals the extent of the threat facing the lives of displaced people who were forced to take shelter in exposed areas and fragile earthen slopes, and near destroyed and collapsing buildings, amid the absence of safe alternatives and the lack of the minimum requirements of humanitarian protection. ▪We affirm that the Israeli occupation authorities bear responsibility for the worsening of these conditions amid the continued ban on the entry of caravans, temporary housing, construction and shelter materials, and the essential supplies needed to provide safe housing for displaced people, leaving hundreds of thousands of Palestinians at the mercy of worn-out tents and temporary housing that do not protect them from the harshness of winter or shield them from the risks of collapse and flooding. ▪We affirm that subjecting basic humanitarian needs to restrictions and political bargaining constitutes a serious violation of the rules of international humanitarian law and turns human suffering into a tool of pressure on the civilian population. ▪The Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949 imposes clear obligations on the occupying power toward the civilian population, as Article (55) obliges it to ensure food supplies and medical supplies, and Article (56) obliges it to ensure and maintain health services, while Article (59) affirms the necessity of allowing and facilitating relief operations when the population is not sufficiently supplied. ▪We call on the foreign ministers of the world to act immediately through political, diplomatic and legal pressure tools on the Israeli occupation authorities to allow the entry of caravans, temporary housing and shelter materials, and to establish safe shelter centers that preserve the lives and dignity of displaced people without restrictions or political bargaining. ▪We call for pressure on the occupation authorities to oblige them to open the crossings and ensure the flow of humanitarian aid, relief and shelter materials, heating supplies, and protection from rain and floods, in line with the actual needs of displaced people and in a way that prevents further casualties. ▪We call on the international community to activate international accountability tools, investigate the grave violations related to depriving the population of the necessities of survival and preventing the delivery of humanitarian aid, and prosecute those responsible in accordance with the rules of international law, ensuring that perpetrators of international crimes do not escape punishment.
Gaza Ministry of Health: The total that arrived at the hospitals of the Gaza Strip during the past 24 hours
Gaza Ministry of Health: ▪The total that arrived at the hospitals of the Gaza Strip during the past 24 hours: 3 martyrs (killed), including 2 new martyrs and 1 martyr who died from his wounds, and 15 injuries ▪Casualty statistics since the ceasefire on 11 October 2025: • Total martyrs: 1,613. • Total injuries: 5,833. • Total bodies recovered (from under the rubble): 849 martyrs (killed). ▪Cumulative toll since the beginning of the aggression on the Gaza Strip: • Total martyrs: 74,643 • Total injuries: 175,962 ▪Victims of building collapses and sand collapses: • 4 victims, including 3 children and a woman, as a result of the collapse of a sand embankment onto the tents of the displaced • The total number of victims due to building collapses and sand collapses reached 56 cases