War Child calls for the UK to #StopSendingArms to Israel
Why we are joining 16 leading humanitarian and human rights organisations in calling for all governments to stop arms transfers to Israel and Palestinian armed groups.
News type: Statement
Why the latest UN Security Council vote on Israel and Gaza isn’t good enough.
CEO of the War Child Alliance, Rob Williams, responds to the latest UN Security Council failure to call for a ceasefire.
Why David Cameron’s calls for a ‘sustainable ceasefire’ in Gaza are just empty words
Rocco Blume – War Child’s Global Head of Advocacy – responds to recent UK government statement on Israel and Gaza, and outlines why they need to get serious about backing an immediate ceasefire now.
The delivery of humanitarian aid in Gaza has stopped
Public Statement of the Association of International Development Agencies (AIDA)
Statement on the end of the temporary ceasefire in Gaza
Even though this pause was extended beyond the four days initially agreed, it still wasn’t nearly enough for War Child and other aid agencies to reach the 1.1 million children in urgent need of aid.
Statement on four-day ceasefire in Gaza
War Child CEO, Rob Williams, statement on the 4 day ceasefire in Gaza
Exhaustion of Gaza fuel reserves is catastrophic for humanitarian assistance making a ceasefire more urgent than ever
Last night, MPs in the UK voted against calling for a ceasefire in the conflict in Gaza and Israel, despite the numerous calls made by War Child and many other human rights and humanitarian organisations across the country.
Start Network membership statement on the ongoing situation in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory
The Start Network membership of more than 80 local, national, and international aid organisations is deeply worried by the current humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
What is War Child’s role in relation to this crisis?
War Child condemn all violence against children.
#CeasefireNow: Open Call for an Immediate Ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and Israel to Prevent a Humanitarian Catastrophe and Further Loss of Innocent Lives
The UN Security Council, the UN Secretary General and all world leaders with influence must take immediate action to ensure a ceasefire comes into effect. It remains our only option to avert further loss of civilian life and humanitarian catastrophe. Anything less will forever be a stain on our collective conscience.
