In a joint statement, Denmark and 24 other nations have strongly criticized Israel’s approach to delivering humanitarian aid to civilians. The countries expressed grave concerns about the insufficient amount of aid reaching those in need and condemned the loss of civilian lives during aid distribution.

The joint statement released on Monday highlights the growing international concern over the humanitarian situation. The 25 countries voiced their condemnation of what they described as a “drip-feed of aid,” suggesting that the current level of assistance is woefully inadequate to address the urgent needs of the affected population.

Furthermore, the statement explicitly addresses the tragic killings of civilians, including children, who were attempting to access essential resources such as water and food. The countries characterized these killings as “inhumane” and emphasized the importance of ensuring the safety and protection of civilians seeking humanitarian assistance. The joint statement underscores the urgent need for a significant increase in the volume of aid reaching those in need and calls for measures to prevent further loss of life.