The Palestinian resistance group Hamas has issued a stark warning to Arab and Muslim leaders, urging immediate action to end the deepening famine in Gaza. The humanitarian crisis has reached "unprecedented and dangerous levels," demanding global attention.

Hamas reported a tragic toll of nearly 100 civilian deaths, including 80 children, due to hunger and malnutrition since Israel imposed a total blockade nearly five months ago. Additionally, around 1,000 people have reportedly been shot by Israeli forces at aid distribution points.

The group forcefully called for an immediate end to the **deadly Israeli siege** and unrestricted entry of humanitarian aid, accusing Israel of a deliberate "systematic policy of starvation and humiliation." This highlights the urgent need for intervention.

Criticizing the inaction since the November 2023 Arab-Islamic summit, Hamas urged Arab and Muslim nations to sever ties with Israel, expel ambassadors, and shut down embassies. These are seen as crucial "initial steps towards isolating the occupying regime."

The Arab League has also condemned Israel, stating it has turned Gaza into a **"zone of famine"** and is using starvation as a "weapon of war." They've called for immediate aid entry and protection for humanitarian workers.

With over 59,100 Palestinians killed and ongoing international legal actions, including arrest warrants and genocide cases against Israeli officials, the global community faces mounting pressure to address the devastating situation in Gaza.

Source: https://trt.global/world/article/25df21b1b7c6