The United Nations (UN) has revealed that the number of aid workers and humanitarian volunteers being killed in the genocide perpetrated by Jews against the people of Gaza in Palestine is multiplying exponentially. The UN began keeping statistics on aid workers and humanitarian volunteers killed in conflicts in 1997. Over the past year, the UN stated that the average number of aid workers and humanitarian volunteers killed annually has tripled. The UN reported that the number of aid workers and humanitarian volunteers who have died in various wars and conflicts around the world in 2024 has risen to 383. Of these, half were killed in the genocide being carried out by Jews in Gaza and the West Bank.
“Such a scale of attacks reflects the shameful statistics that those behind them are not brought to justice, and that it symbolizes the lack of attention and importance from the international community,” said UN Under-Secretary-General Tom Fletcher. The number of aid workers and humanitarian volunteers killed so far this year is also increasing. According to the Aid Worker Security Database, which tracks such statistics, 265 aid workers and humanitarian volunteers have been killed so far this year. These are statistics maintained with financial assistance from the U.S. government.
Among the aid workers and humanitarian volunteers killed so far this year, the majority are those killed in Gaza. Records show this number has reached 173. In addition, statistics show that 36 more aid workers and humanitarian volunteers have been killed in the ongoing civil war in Sudan and the Russia-Ukraine war. In March, 15 aid workers and humanitarian volunteers were killed in terrorist attacks by Jewish forces on Gaza. This incident drew condemnation and criticism from the entire international community towards the Jews. However, no agency has taken any robust action regarding this. The Jews claimed it was an attack given in error.
Aid workers and humanitarian volunteers are protected by international laws. However, with no respect for international laws whatsoever, the Jews continue to kill not only aid workers and humanitarian volunteers but also doctors, nurses, and health workers who are working tirelessly day and night to save the lives of Gaza’s citizens.
