Appeal of UK MP Innocent Children of Gaza Should be Brought for treament without delay
A humanitarian call from london has caught the attention of the whole world amidst the ongoing conflict in Gaza the condition of the injured and sick children there has became so serious that now an all party group of UK MP Is directly appealing to the government
Letter of 96 MP children swinging between life and death
- Appeal of UK MP innocent children of Gaza should be brought for treatment without delay
- 96 UK MP have sent a joint letter to the health mome and foreign secretaries it is clearly stated in this letter that the lives of the children of Gaza are in imminent danger
- The MPs Have written that
- The entire health system of Gaza has collapsed
- The Hospitals have neither medicines nor equipment
And neither do the doctors have the ability to treat the serious wounds that the innocents have suffered in the continous bombing
The letter werned that if immediate action is not taken not hundreds but thousands of children will die witing for treatment
UNICEF Dark figure more than 50,000 children affected
The United Nations organization UNICEF recently reported that more than 50,000 children have been killed or injured in Gaza since the war began in October 2023
These figures are not just numers, these are wounds that will remain forever on the heart and body of an entire generation
Humanitarian Crisis No water no food no Treatment
Labour MP and General practitioner Dr simon offer led the letter he said the situation in Gaza has became catastrophic
Operation theaters are immersed in darkness without electricity
The shortage of medicines is so severe that doctors have to treat children without anesthesia
Parents stand outside the hospital with their children in their arms where death is awaited in long queues every day
A Moment that shook the world conscience
This letter is not just a government document, it is a cry of humanity. The whole world conscience has bee shaken by the sight of innocent children struggling with hunger, thirst, and bullets in Gaza. The question is not just what Britain will do, but whether the global community will unite to save these innocent lives
