The Chief of the Red Cross says

The head of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) told the BBC that Gaza became a “hell on the ground” when the Israeli military attack continues.

Mirjan’s comments come on the same day when the UN Human Rights has warned that Israel’s tactics threatens the viability of Palestinians who continue to live in Gaza.

ICRC is the patron saint of Geneva Conventions – internationally coordinated rules in the war – and usually talks only to the warring parties when counting violations.

But Ms. Spolyarich has publicly stated that what was happening in Gaza is an “extremely loose” international law.

Israeli bombing has killed 1542 people since its updating the war on March 18, says Hamas’s Ministry of Health in Gaza. Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) also issued evacuation orders that forced nearly 400,000 people to move. Israel also imposed a complete blockade of food, medical materials and all other goods since March 2.

Israel insists that it always stems from international law in gas, as well as claims that the specific nature of this conflict, with Hamas fighters hidden among the civilian population, can sometimes occur.

Israeli ministers insist that there is enough food and talk about bombing and Sunset He seeks pressure on Hamas to release the hostages he still holds, whom he stole during the attack on October 7, 2023.

In accordance with the fourth Geneva Convention, which occupies powers, as Israel is in Gaza, should provide civilians and medicines, as well as to protect hospitals and medical workers. The Convention also prohibits the violent transfer of the entire population from the occupied territories.

“No state, no participant of the conflict … cannot be exempted from commitments not to commit war crimes, not to commit genocide, not to commit ethnic purification,” said Ms. Spoirich.

“These rules apply. They are versatile.”

Citizens brought the main burden of pursuit of military tasks, she added, moving several times, and their homes were reduced to rubble.

Of the 36 recent airstrikes checked at the UN for Human Rights, everyone was killed by women and children.

Israel strongly denied allegations that a genocide or genocidal actions were committed.

Israeli military personnel said they looked into the attack that killed the same family in the city of Khan Yunis and said that over the past day he had inflicted 40 “targeted terrors” in the territory.

ICRC comments are the latest in the choir caused by the UN and other agencies.

On Friday, the UN Press Socialist -Secretary of Human Rights, Raving Shamdasani, said that the “aggregate” IDF behavior means that “the office is seriously concerned that Israel appears to apply Palestinians in gas conditions, more incompatible with their constant existence in the Group.”

Israel continued to bomb the tents in the Al-Mavasi area, and he ordered people to go on his own, she added.

On Tuesday, UN Secretary -General warned this Israel’s blockade was broken by Geneva Convention And the territory became a “murder field”. On Monday, the heads of six UN assistance agencies appealed to the world to operate to save Gaza residents and support fundamental international law.

A Geneva Convention based on the following principles:

• Medical staff and hospitals in warzones must be protected and allowed to work freely
• Those who are wounded in combat and no longer fight are eligible for medical treatment
• Military -Capestries should treat humanely
• The warring parties are obliged to protect civilians (this includes a ban on civil infrastructure, such as food and water).

Twenty years ago, she called the war with terror, the United States suggested that Geneva conventions could be outdated in the modern war, but the MCC insists that they apply in all circumstances.

“This is not a transaction,” said Ms. Spoirich. “You must follow these rules no matter what the other side does.”

She resorted to the ceasefire updating, noting that during the previous past, the ICRC was able to bring Israeli hostages from Gaza and reunite them with her families.

But she also warned of growing “degumanization” during the war in which the international community was reversed, although obvious war crimes were committed.

Geneva conventions, which defended civilians, were created after the Second World War, it noted to make sure that such degumanization was no longer repeated. Breeding or refusing them sends a dangerous signal that “everything is allowed”.

ICRC believes that adhere to the rules of the war can eventually help create a more sustainable peace. After the fighting stops, the thinking goes, both soldiers and civilians remember whether they will obey international law, whether they committed atrocities.

But Gaza, Ms. Spo, thinks that “will chase us. It will chase us for a long time because you cannot cancel suffering … that will last generations.”

The Israeli military launched a campaign to destroy Hamas in response to an unprecedented cross -border attack on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and took 251 people hostage.

Since then, more than 50 912 people have been killed in Gaza, the Ministry of Health reports.