The Israeli regime comes under fire for targeting UNICEF as part of a systematic campaign to undermine humanitarian operations.

UNICEF says the Gaza ceasefire is a "vital chance" for one million Palestinian children in need.

Hamish Young, UNICEF’s senior emergency coordinator in Gaza, has described as “catastrophic” the humanitarian situation in the besieged enclave, saying there is an urgent need for unrestricted access to basic supplies.

The United Nations agency for children (UNICEF) has called for the opening of all crossings for urgently needed food aid into the Gaza Strip.

UNICEF has warned that two years of Israel’s “hellish” war on Gaza have devastated the children in the besieged Palestinian territory.

UNICEF has issued a grave warning stating that there is no safe haven in the besieged Gaza Strip as the Israeli regime presses ahead with its genocidal war.

UNICEF says an average of over 540 Gaza children had been killed every month since March.

UNICEF’s deputy executive director has sounded the alarm about the situation of the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, warning that it has crossed the threshold of famine.

Children from impoverished areas of England are twice less likely from 75% of pre-schoolers to reach good levels of development by age 5.

UNICEF warned that Gaza’s malnourished children in hospitals may not survive next week due to the Israeli-imposed aid blockade.