New Delhi, July 28 -- Starvation-faced Gaza needs the world to intervene. In one of the past century's biggest ironies, stark scenes of emaciation from this patch of land under Israeli siege resemble black-and-white footage of the inmates found in European concentration camps that US soldiers stumbled upon at the end of World War II.

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That any regime could treat humans so badly was met with disbelief at first, but led to "never again" as a global pledge. In Gaza, while Tel Aviv has conceded air-drops of food in response to international protests against its aid-blockade policy, grim news abounds.

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