The term “Crise humanitaire à Gaza” refers to the humanitarian crisis occurring in the Gaza Strip, a self-governing Palestinian territory along the Mediterranean coast. This crisis is characterized by severe shortages of basic necessities such as food, clean water, medical supplies, and shelter, largely due to ongoing conflict, blockade, and economic instability. The situation often results in significant suffering for the civilian population, including widespread displacement, health complications, and limited access to essential services. The crisis has drawn international attention and calls for humanitarian aid and intervention to alleviate the suffering of affected individuals and communities.
The situation in the southern Gaza city of Rafah continues to worsen as Israel's military plans to expand its offensive. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has once again called for a…