The UN humanitarian head announced that people in Gaza undergo forced hunger to Israel.
In an interview with the BBC, Tom Fletcher said he believed that it led to a change in international response to Gaza.
He asked whether his assessment of forced start was a war crime, he said, “Yes, it is classified as war crimes. These are the problems for the courts to take the judgment and eventually to take the verdict.”
Mr. Fletcher also expressed regret that he recently said that 14,000 babies could die within 48 hours of Gaza, if the request was later agreed – and acknowledged the need to be a “precise” language.
Israel began to allow limited help in Gaza last week, after almost a three-month blockade stopped supply supplies, such as food, medicine, fuel and shelter.
He also continued his military offensive for two weeks after it imposed a blockade, ended the two-month ceasefire with Hamas.
Israel said that the steps are intended to put pressure on the armed group to release 58 hostages still in Gaza, at least 20 of which is believed to be alive.
Since the locking of the blockade, the chaos scene broke into the distribution centers for assisting in which the Humanitarian Foundation Gaza – Group for Support US and Israel.
The UN, who refuses to cooperate with GHF, said 47 people were wounded before this week After the crowds flooded one of the centers.
Mr. Fletcher said, “We see food set on borders and is not allowed when there is a population on the other side of the border that is hungry, and we hear Israeli ministers say it is pressure on the gauze population.”
He said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netaniah would exclude the statement of the Minister of Family Smith – which would take a “completely desperate understanding” and should not start “new life” in other places. ”
“We would expect governments around the world to advocate international humanitarian law, the international community is very, very clearly,” said Mr. Fletcher.
He called Netaniah to ensure that “this language and finally, this policy … forced displacement, was not brought.”
Israel faced growing international criticism for his behavior of war.
On Tuesday, the ultimate EU diplomat, Kaja Kallas said, “Israel’s strikes in Gaza cross what it takes to combat Hamas.”
Its remarks followed the intervention of the German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who declared no longer understanding “Israeli goals.
Earlier this month, The Leaders of Great Britain, France and Canada They were invited to the Israeli government to “stop their military operations” and “immediately allow humanitarian aid to enter Gaza”. In response, Netaniah accused them of the force with Hamas.
14. Maja, G. Fletcher called the UN Security Council to act to prevent genocide in Gaza.
When asked why he gave that statement, he stated reporting from colleagues on earth in Gaza.
“What they report is forcible displacement. They report starvation, they report torture and report deaths on a massive extent,” he said.
Mr. Fletcher said in cases of Rwanda, Srebrenica and Sri Lanka, “the world told us after we didn’t act on time we didn’t sound warning.”
“And that’s my call with the Security Council and in the world right now,” Will you act to prevent genocide? ”
Mr. Fletcher came under a strong criticism from Israel after claiming that 14,000 babies in Gaza would enter in 48 hours if the help is not allowed in the bar.
The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs accused Mr. Fletcher to ignore Hamas’ crimes and resonate their propaganda. “It’s not a humanitarian work, blood is defamation,” the ministry said at the time.
Mr. Fletcher said, “In the place when I gave those comments, we desperately tried to get that help.
“We were told that we can’t catch him and we probably would have a few days, the window to be as hard as possible, and that’s desperate to go into it. And that, we have to go into it.
They asked about his request – rejected Israel – that thousands of trucks waited at the border to enter Gaza, Mr. Fletcher reiterated that it was especially needed to be “careful and really precise.”
It was agreed that there was a risk that the situation was being able to say, “I won’t stop talking about the need to save my job as possible, it’s my job, and I have to do it better.”
He said that mediation and negotiation was in a way to resolve the crisis in Gaza and reiterated his call for Hamas to release the Israeli hostages held by the militant group.
“We all want those hostages to be free and return their families,” he said.
“I don’t know now what the goal of this war is more. I think it clearly last only the hostage editions. There are a lot of conversations about the completion of Hamas.
“And obviously, which said many people said, could not be part of Hamas in the new equation, the new management of Gaza and Palestinian territory.”
Mr. Fletcher rejected Israel hard that Hamas stole a large amount of food help.
“I don’t want to see none of you helping Hamas. It’s important for us because our principles are in our interest to stop this help to stop getting to Hamas and ensure that it becomes a civilian.”
“As a humanitarian, my interest is only in getting what is as much as possible, as fast as possible and save as much life as we are allowed to work in the time we have.”
Mr. Fletcher also deals with crises in Ukraine, Sudan and Syria, among other things, and said the world was faced with a “deeply dangerous” moment.
“Security Council is polarized, divided,” he said.
“It means that we are much harder to end our conflicts; conflicts we have to do is more that more impunity, and last longer.
“It sets harder and harder to finish the wars and we humanitarians … deal with the consequences.”
Israel launched a military campaign in Gaza in response to Hamas cross-border attack 7. October 2023. in which about 1,200 people were killed, and 251. years was around which was hosted.
At least 54,249 people were killed in Gaza since then, including 3,986 because Israel continued his offensive, according to the territory of the Hamas Ministry of Health.
With additional reporting Olivia Lace-Evans and Maarten Lirrnout.
Complete interview G. Fletcher will be broadcast on the BBC news channel in 00: 30BST and 16: 30bst on Saturday.
