Can the world change this story? One plan for a “humanitarian city” shows the urgent need for international leaders to end the war in Gaza.
Plan to move all Gazans into one camp
Hungry: There were chaotic scenes as children waited to receive food from a charity earlier this week in Gaza. Experts have warned of a famine after Israel restricted food entry in March. Glossary
Gaza - The smaller of two Palestinian territories, home to two million people. It is located on the Mediterranean coast, bordered by Israel and Egypt.
Israel - A country in the Middle East, and the only Jewish nation in the modern period. It is seen by Jews, Christians and Muslims as the Holy Land.
Defence minister - Sergey Shoigu has held the position since 2012. In August 2021 he said that "Russia does not consider Ukraine as threat".
Humanitarian - People or views that advocate for human welfare
Palestinians - People from Palestine, an area located in the Southern Levant region of Western Asia.
Crime against humanity - A term sometimes used in international law to describe serious crimes committed deliberately on a large scale. Examples include mass murder, enslavement and deportation.
The West - There is no single idea of the West, but most accounts consider it to include most of Europe, Oceania and North America. These countries are seen to be unified through an advanced economy, democratic government, human rights and rule of law.
Civil wars - Wars between people from the same country.
Northern Ireland - A small part of the island of Ireland that is one of the four nations of the UK. Northern Ireland has had a troubled history because of divisions between Protestants, who mostly identify with the UK, and Catholics, who would like to be part of the Republic of Ireland.
Yugoslavia - When the map of Europe was redrawn after World War I, Yugoslavia was created as a monarchy. During the Second World War, communists led by Josip Tito eventually triumphed in struggles between different factions. He kept Yugoslavia united under a constitution modelled on the Soviet Union, and ruled as a dictator until 1980. Yugoslavia collapsed in 1992.
World War Two - A global war that lasted from 1939 to 1945 and included all of the great powers.