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Stubb Condemns "Man-Made Famine" in Gaza, Urges Israel to Allow Aid Access

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemned Israel's blockade in Gaza, urging immediate compliance with international law to allow aid delivery.
The humanitarian crisis followed Hamas' October 7, 2023 attacks on Israel, which triggered the ongoing conflict and subsequent Gaza blockade.
More than 6,000 aid trucks have been blocked, causing widespread malnutrition and at least five children dying last weekend in Gaza.
Finnish President Alexander Stubb called the situation a "man-made famine" and French President Emmanuel Macron announced plans to recognise Palestine at the UN.
The blockade's continuation risks worsening starvation and civilian deaths, raising calls for unrestricted humanitarian access and a two-state solution.

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