The Norwegian Refugee Council sounds the alarm: "We will continue to see people dying of hunger and disease in Gaza."

In a stark warning that reflects the scale of the humanitarian disaster in the Gaza Strip, the spokesperson for the Norwegian Refugee Council confirmed that the tragic situation will continue, and that the world will keep watching people die from hunger and disease.

In statements to Al Jazeera, the spokesperson urged the international community to take immediate action to stop the policies of the Israeli occupation and to enable humanitarian organizations to deliver vital aid.

The spokesperson expressed her deep pessimism regarding the near future in Gaza, saying regretfully: "Unfortunately, we will continue to see people in Gaza dying from hunger and disease."

This statement reflects the failure of international efforts to secure a safe and sustainable humanitarian corridor, and indicates that the health and food crisis in the region has reached critical levels that threaten the lives of hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians.

The spokesperson issued a direct and strong call to the countries of the world, demanding that they take serious action to confront the policies of occupation. She emphasized, saying: "Countries must confront Israel's policies and prevent it from occupying the city of Gaza."

This call comes amid growing fears of the occupation's intentions to launch large-scale military operations that could lead to the reoccupation of parts of the region, which would exacerbate the humanitarian disaster and eliminate any hope for stability.

The spokesperson highlighted the obstacles facing relief work, stressing the need to allow humanitarian organizations unconditional access throughout the region.

She said: "We must be empowered to bring in and distribute aid to the people of Gaza."

This demand reflects the scale of the challenges faced by relief teams on the ground, from restrictions at crossings to security risks that hinder the distribution of aid to those in dire need.