The situation in the Northern Gaza is dire and demands immediate global attention. Israeli occupation forces have intensified actions that threaten the lives and livelihoods of Palestinian civilians, including the killing of over 130 individuals, the issuance of evacuation orders, the siege on Jabaliya Refugee Camp, and relentless bombings. These attacks have destroyed vital infrastructure, such as the last operational bakery, food warehouses, and critically targeted all major medical facilities, including Kamal Edwan, Al-Awda, and Indonesian Hospitals, worsening an already severe humanitarian catastrophe.
These actions can only be understood as part of Israeli occupation's implementation of leaked plans to ethnically cleanse the northern region of Gaza, starving those who refuse to leave. For the past three weeks, Israeli forces have blocked aid deliveries to Northern Gaza, leaving families without access to basic necessities, including food.
Such actions constitute clear violations of international law and international humanitarian law and are ongoing breaches of the Genocide Convention. The Israeli occupation’s conduct reflects a genocidal intent, making it essential for the international community to recognize these actions as part of a broader pattern of oppression. Immediate steps must be taken to ensure the protection of innocent civilians, restore humanitarian access, and bring an end to the occupation.
We call on world leaders and governments to demand an immediate cessation of Israeli military operations in Northern Gaza and to halt all arms transfers to Israel to protect civilian lives. Any government or official that continues to supply weapons or offer political support to Israel’s actions is complicit in these war crimes.
The Palestinian NGOs network (PNGO) insists that justice for the victims and respect for international law are the absolute minimum steps required to achieve justice in Palestine. History will judge those who remained silent while Israel pursued its “Final Solution” in Northern Gaza.
