British News Agency

In his statement, Lazzarini said: “While the people of Gaza struggle with hunger and try to survive under heavy bombardment, we are once again returning to the blame game.”

Highlighting the aid delivered in the last two weeks, he said: “Reports say 900 trucks of aid were sent. That only covers about 10% of Gaza’s daily needs.”

He emphasized the inadequacy of current aid: “The aid sent today almost mocks the mass tragedy unfolding before our eyes.”

Recalling how aid increased during the ceasefire, he added: “At the beginning of this year, thanks to political will and the removal of bureaucratic and security obstacles, 600 to 800 aid trucks were delivered daily under the leadership of the UN and UNRWA. At that time, there were no reports of aid being diverted. In this way, a humanitarian catastrophe was averted.”