“In the midst of the current Israeli military operations, Dozens of people were said to have been killed and injured, especially while waiting for food“The United Nations Bureau for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (Ochha) Say.
“During the weekend, there were many attacks of attacks that hit houses, as well as schools organizing displaced people,” he added.
Catastrophic hunger
OCHA noted that in the midst of “strong constraints” on the contribution of supplies and the realization of humanitarian operations through Gaza, people are hungry.
“The World Food Program (Wfp) report that One in five people faces catastrophic hunger and more than 90,000 women and children need urgent treatment for malnutrition“He said.
PAM has around 130,000 metric tonnes of food positioned in the region, ready to serve people in Gaza if improved access is granted.
Call for access
OCHA reiterated calls to Israel to facilitate access and entry of essential supplies to Gaza, through the cross points and the corridors available, to meet the desperate needs of people. The fuel, in particular, is urgent.
“” The UN and its partners use the Israeli authorities, with the greatest emergency, to allow fuel entry to Gaza. This is critically for vital operations-including hospitals, water and sanitation equipment, telecommunications, moving goods of level passages and kitchens of the operating community, “he said.
Continuous displacement
The mass displacement continues in the enclave torn by the war.
The Israeli army published new evacuation orders for some parts of Jabalya and Gaza City on Sunday, which has an impact on around 150,000 people. Those forced to flee join thousands of people already crowded in shelters without water, sanitation and medical care. Shelter materials such as tents and wood have not entered Gaza for 17 weeks.
Most of the territory remains under travel orders, said OCHA, and Israel, as occupying power, has a legal obligation to protect civilians.
Look for the missing
Meanwhile, in Gaza torn by the war, thousands of families remain trapped in a spiral of anxiety and despair while they are looking for their missing loved ones.
Among them, Anwar Hawas, a young woman in their twenties, desperately looking for Hadi, his 17 -year -old autistic brother who has disappeared for weeks.
“Every day, I go out in the morning and I come back in the evening, hoping to find it,” she said UN News.
The Palestinian Statistics Central Office reports that more than 11,000 people have been missing in Gaza since the start of the war on October 7, 2023, the majority of women and children.
Originally published at Almouwatin.com
