Gaza se enfrenta a una sequía provocada por el hombre al colapsarse sus sistemas de abastecimiento de agua, declaró el viernes la agencia de Naciones Unidas para la infancia, mientras el fuego israelí mataba a más de 40 palestinos en todo el territorio.

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The United States has joined Israel in striking nuclear targets in Iran. It follows an escalating broader conflict in the region including the ongoing Gaza war.

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The United Nations' children agency has described Gaza as facing a 'man-made drought' due to the collapse of its water systems, amid continued conflict and restrictions on aid. Health authorities in Gaza report that over 40 Palestinians were killed in a single day, including civilians seeking food and humanitarian assistance. Israel's military acknowledged firing warning shots at suspected militants, which also resulted in civilian casualties. 

Aid groups, including UNICEF, warn that the ongoing blockade of fuel and limited aid deliveries have made water and food increasingly scarce, raising concerns for the well-being of children and other vulnerable populations. Israeli officials dispute the severity of the water crisis, citing recent aid deliveries, but the volume of supplies remains far below pre-conflict levels. Media coverage in Israel has largely focused on the broader regional conflict, with less attention given to the humanitarian situation in Gaza.

Gaza se enfrenta a una "sequía artificial" por el colapso de los sistemas hídricos

Los oficiales militares israelíes están preparando a su país para lo que están llamando un prolongada campaña contra Irán. Eso parece ser un reflejo del hecho que a pesar de una serie de éxitos tácticos sobre el terreno, la victoria que están buscando no es inminente. Es decir, parecen creer que Israel necesitará más tiempo para degradar las capacidades nucleares de Irán al ritmo que va, especialmente sin la ayuda de los Estados Unidos. Durante la noche, Israel dice que golpeó un instalación de fabricación de centrifugadoras en Isfahan, y entre las personas que mataron, los iraníes de alto rango, era un oficial militar que dicen que estaba asociado con el los ataques del 7 de octubre. Aparentemente estaba en su apartamento. Por primera vez, vimos un avión no tripulado lanzado desde Irán golpear en Israel, golpeó una casa cerca de la frontera con Jordania, aunque no parece haber herido a nadie. Durante la noche, al menos un misil iraní también cayó al sur de Tel Aviv, y ayer vimos a 40 personas resultaron heridas por el impacto de misiles en el centro de Haifa. Irán también ha lanzado lo que dice son sus cifras de víctimas, y son significativas. Afirma 430 y 3.500 heridos por los ataques de Israel. Hasta ahora, 24 civiles israelíes han muerto en esos ataques con misiles iraníes. Natasha. Chris, mientras hemos estado dando tanta atención a la guerra entre Israel y Irán, realmente eclipsado por esto es la guerra que continúa en Gaza y la horrible situación humanitaria allí. ¿Qué estás aprendiendo en ese frente? Bueno, el número diario de muertos no ha disminuido en lo más mínimo. Gaza Las autoridades sanitarias informan de que sólo el viernes murieron 44 personas, de las cuales 25 que al parecer se encontraban en una zona donde intentaban conseguir comida y ayuda humanitaria. También hay más informes hoy de más personas tiroteadas cerca de depósitos de suministro de alimentos. El ejército israelí reconoció que disparó el viernes... lo que dijo eran disparos de advertencia a presuntos militantes, y que algunas personas fueron alcanzadas, incluyendo civiles. Israel bloqueó todas las entregas de alimentos a la territorio durante casi tres meses, y aunque últimamente ha dejado entrar algunos suministros por una agencia no gubernamental, la distribución ha sido caótica, ha sido mortal, y dista mucho de ser suficiente, dicen grupos como UNICEF. James Elder acaba de estar en Gaza, y dice que el agua potable es ahora también muy escasa. Si el actual bloqueo de más de 100 días del combustible que entra en Gaza hace los niños empezarán a morir de sed. El agua no puede dejarse de lado, y por eso Gaza se enfrenta a lo que equivaldría a una catástrofe provocada por el hombre. sequía. Ahora COGAT, que es la agencia israelí responsable de la limpieza de la ayuda a medida que entra en Gaza, ha emitido un comunicado diciendo que James Elder y UNICEF están equivocados. Dicen que no hay crisis de agua, y que 95 camiones de suministros llegaron a Gaza el otro día. Ahora en comparación, Natasha, durante la último alto el fuego que terminó en marzo, 600 camiones al día entraban en la territorio. Incluso antes de la guerra en Gaza, en Irán más bien, había muy poco cobertura o discusión en Israel sobre la situación humanitaria de palestinos en Gaza. Ahora que la guerra con Irán está en marcha, está totalmente saturado la cobertura de los medios de comunicación, por lo que ni siquiera se oye hablar mucho de los rehenes israelíes que han sido tomados por Hamas y todavía están en Gaza. Chris Brown de la CBC en Jerusalén.

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