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Africanews on MSNUnited Nations says driving aid into Gaza is cheaper and saferAs aid is dropped from the sky, hundreds of thousands of hungry people scramble to get their hands on some of the food.
President Donald Trump's Middle East envoy became the first high profile U.S. official to visit Gaza since the war began, ...
One in three people are going without food for days, the U.N. said, as global outrage grows over Israel’s restrictions on aid ...
Each bag of flour weighs around 25 kilograms (55 pounds). A United Nations envoy compared the limited aid being allowed into Gaza to “a lifeboat after the ship has sunk.” ...
Israel's retaliatory offensive has destroyed large swaths of Gaza and killed more than 53,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, according to Gaza's Health Ministry, which doesn't ...
United Nations held a summit to push for Palestinian statehood as Gaza war raged on and global pressure mounted.
As Israel expands its assault in Gaza, the United Nations has warned that 14,000 babies will die in the next 48 hours if aid doesn’t reach them now.
Mass hunger continues to stalk Gaza as the United Nations warned on Friday that the besieged enclave is the “hungriest place on earth.” Jens Laerke, a spokesperson for the UN’s humanitarian ...
No aid should be delivered to Gaza until the safety of aid workers can be guaranteed, along with the guarantee that the aid won’t find itself in the hands of Hamas.
Israel said 100 trucks had crossed into Gaza on Wednesday. Food security experts have warned that Gaza risks falling into famine unless the blockade ends. Malnutrition and hunger have been mounting.
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