In a plea to the United Nations Security Council, UN Emergency Relief Coordinator Fletcher has called for urgent action to address the dire situation in Gaza. Highlighting the critical need for aid, Fletcher emphasized that no assistance has reached Gaza in over 10 weeks, leaving 2.1 million people on the brink of famine.

During a briefing in New York on Tuesday, Fletcher painted a grim picture of the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza, where every single individual is facing famine conditions due to the prolonged lack of aid. The situation has been escalating, with no relief in sight for the vulnerable population.

Fletcher’s urgent appeal comes as a wake-up call to the international community to address what he described as a “21st century atrocity” unfolding in Gaza. With no aid entering the region for an extended period, the need for immediate intervention to prevent a full-blown humanitarian catastrophe is more pressing than ever.

As the UN continues to raise awareness about the escalating crisis in Gaza, Fletcher’s call to action serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need for global cooperation and support to prevent further suffering and loss of life in the region.