He head of the UN humanitarian organizationMartin Griffiths presented the plan this Wednesday ten points to end the “massacre in the Gaza Strip”where new levels of horror are reached every day,” which includes a new call for a ceasefire to channel aid and relief release of hostages.

The ceasefire will also allow “give the civilians a rest” at a time when “hospitals are being attacked, causing premature babies to die and entire populations being deprived of basic means of survival,” Griffiths said in a statement in Geneva.

The ten-point plan, which targets Israel, the Gaza authorities and “those with influence over them,” also calls for opening more border crossings so that humanitarian aid can reach them, for example, in Kerem Shalom, between Palestinian and Israeli territory.

It also requests that the UN, humanitarian organizations, and public and private organizations in Gaza be able to access to fuel in sufficient quantities to be able to provide basic relief services.

Griffiths asks in terms of what increase reception centers for displaced persons in Gaza, which is currently in a serious situation of overpopulation, as well as improving warning systems so that civilians can leave affected areas as a result of hostilities or who are the target of air or artillery attacks.

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On the other hand, the appeal is again made to states and other donors contribute funds to the United Nationswho recently requested one thousand 200 million dollars to meet humanitarian needs in the current crisis in the Middle East.

“The warring parties must respect international humanitarian lawagree to a ceasefire and cease hostilities,” Griffiths concluded in his statement.

(according to information from EFE)