"The longer war rages, 'the further we’re getting from peace for the children,' UNICEF spokesperson tells NBC News Yasmine Salam and Doha Madani"
"People are living in a ubiquitous, inescapable state of conflict as unrelenting bombardments are met with starvation, thirst and disease, UNICEF spokesperson James Elder told NBC News of his visit to Gaza. 'If we just were dealing with food, water, medicine, sanitation, you'd have the highest-level humanitarian emergency the U.N. could classify,' said Elder, who noted people are dying of starvation. 'You've got that and this unrelenting bombardment, that's what makes Gaza so stressful and difficult.'"
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