For nearly a month, the northern region of Gaza has been enduring an Israeli siege, leading to a profound humanitarian crisis that has drawn international concern and condemnation. The situation has escalated dramatically, with civilians caught in the crossfire and facing unimaginable hardships as basic necessities become increasingly scarce.

In a significant development, the TBCG (The Bridge for Cooperation and Growth) has collaborated with New York to present a critical report from the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem and Israel. This report, submitted to the UN General Assembly’s Social, Humanitarian, and Cultural Issues Committee, highlights grave allegations against Israel, asserting that the state has implemented a systematic and concerted policy aimed at dismantling Gaza’s healthcare system.

This assault on healthcare is framed within a broader strategy that not only jeopardizes the wellbeing of countless civilians but also constitutes serious violations of international law, including allegations of war crimes. The report’s findings underscore the urgent need for the international community to respond, as the ongoing situation poses an immediate threat to the lives and dignity of the Palestinian people in Gaza.

As the world watches, it is imperative that we mobilize our collective efforts to address this crisis, hold those responsible accountable, and ensure that humanitarian aid reaches those in desperate need. The time for action is now.

Al Jazeera/Agencies.