On the second anniversary of the October 7 conflict, Refugees International has renewed its call for an immediate end to violence
On the second anniversary of the October 7 conflict, Refugees International has renewed its call for an immediate end to violence in Gaza, the safe release of all hostages, and unhindered humanitarian aid for civilians trapped in the crisis.
Over the past two years, more than two million Palestinians have endured famine, displacement, and widespread destruction. Refugees International warns that conditions in Gaza—marked by blocked aid, failing hospitals, and unsafe living conditions—amount to a humanitarian catastrophe.
The organization also condemned the ongoing hostage-taking and the detention of Palestinian civilians and aid activists, urging for their immediate release in line with international humanitarian law.
To address the worsening crisis, Refugees International is calling for:
With Gaza facing famine and continued bombardment, Refugees International emphasizes that humanitarian relief cannot wait for political negotiations. The group urges all parties—and the international community—to act decisively to protect civilians and end the suffering now.
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