Red Cross Spokesperson Says Death and Destruction Continue Daily for Palestinians in Gaza
Pat Griffiths of the Red Cross told Anadolu Agency that humanitarian suffering in Gaza remains constant, citing unsafe shelter and unmet basic needs
A spokesperson for the Red Cross, Pat Griffiths, said that "death and destruction for Palestinians in Gaza continues every day," according to an interview published by Anadolu Agency.
Griffiths told Anadolu that "the suffering is real, present and here every day," pointing to the humanitarian conditions faced by residents of the Gaza Strip.
According to Griffiths, humanitarian needs in Gaza remain acute, with many Palestinians lacking access to safe shelter. Griffiths said the population continues to endure difficult living conditions amid the ongoing crisis.
The Red Cross spokesperson also highlighted what was described as Palestinians' "desire for a normal life," according to the Anadolu report.
Anadolu Agency's report did not provide additional details on specific casualty figures, locations, or the broader context of the humanitarian situation described by Griffiths.
The Red Cross has previously been involved in humanitarian operations in the Gaza Strip, including efforts related to aid delivery and support for civilians affected by the conflict.
Sources
- Red Cross spokesperson: ‘Death and destruction for Palestinians in Gaza continues every day’ — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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