Strikes with victims only women and children, threat to the Palestinian existence: UN hardened the tone to Israel

This week, for the first time, the UN came the warning that, with its actions in the last air and land campaign, which followed the collapse of the Hamas Carison in Gaza in March, the existence of the Palestinians as a group was threatened.

At the end of the week, Commissioner Ravina Shamdasani spokesman said that in 36 Israeli strikes between March 18 (when the truce collapsed; hundreds of April 9 and April 9, 2025, « a large percentage of deaths are children and women. »

The UN Rights Service also warned that the expansion of Israeli evacuation orders leads to the « violent displacement » of people in increasingly fierce spaces in the War-devastated Palestinian territory. It is not safe in the gas after the military strikes, warned Shamdasani (a warning known from the first year of the war).

According to Shamdasani, these are 36 of « 224 cases of Israeli strikes on residential buildings and tents for internal displaced people » with victims only women and children, she told reporters in Geneva. « Overall, a large percentage of deaths are children and women, according to the information recorded by our service, » she added.

Evacuation orders and buffer zones

Shamdasani pointed to a blow from April 6 against an Abu Isa family building in Deir al -Balah, who, according to reports, were killed by a girl, four women and a four -year -old boy. She stressed that even the areas where the Palestinians were instructed to go to the growing number of Israeli « evacuation orders » were also attacks. « Despite Israeli military orders instructing civilians to move to the Al Mauasi area to Khan Eunice, the blows continued against tents in the area where displaced people were accommodated, with at least 23 such incidents being registered by March 18, » she said.

In this context was also the fears expressed by shamps during the Geneva briefing, for serious concern that:

Israel’s renewed offensive in Gaza also raises questions in the army, where more and more votes are heard against specific practices in the war, and a letter from over 250 reservists and graduates of the elite intelligence unit demanded the end of the war and the release of the hostages. Some troops, such as the Air Force, have eliminated reservists who have publicly supported this letter.