The Gaza Strip is facing a severe humanitarian crisis, with over 1.9 million displaced Palestinians, including hundreds of thousands of children. UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell has described the situation as catastrophic, particularly for Palestinian children, who are bearing the heaviest toll of the ongoing conflict.

Craig Murray, former British Ambassador to Uzbekistan, has raised concerns about the alarming rise in casualties, with children accounting for 48% of the deaths in the past month. International political figures such as Thomas Portes and Mick Wallace have condemned Israel's actions, calling them war crimes and urging a global boycott of the country to halt the violence.

Hamza Youssef, a member of the Scottish Parliament, has praised Ireland’s commitment to international law, emphasizing the need for global support in holding Israel accountable for human rights violations. As the crisis in Gaza continues to worsen, these international appeals for urgent intervention grow stronger, with increasing demands for action to protect innocent civilians and end the conflict.