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UN says will ‘take some time’ to scale back Gaza famine
GENEVA: The United Nations cautioned Friday it would take time to reverse the famine in the Gaza Strip, saying all crossings needed to be opened to “flood Gaza with food.” The UN’s World Food Programme said it had been able to move close to 3,000 tons of food supplies into the war-shattered Palestinian territory since the US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hamas took hold. “It’s going to take some time to scale back the famine” declared by the UN in late August, WFP spokeswoman Abeer Etefa told a media briefing in Geneva. “The ceasefire has opened a narrow window of opportunity.
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bbc.com
UN humanitarian chief urges Israel to open more crossings into Gaza
Palestinians in Gaza are reported to be stockpiling food, amid anxiety that the ceasefire will unravel.
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aljazeera.com
UN calls for Israel to open more Gaza crossings for surge in aid deliveries
United Nations humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher calls for immediate 'unhindered access' for aid deliveries.
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Photos: Gaza residents face severe shortages despite ceasefire agreement
UN stresses urgent action is needed to address famine conditions, requiring thousands of aid trucks into enclave weekly.
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arabnews.com
UN says will ‘take some time’ to scale back Gaza famine
GENEVA: The United Nations cautioned Friday it would take time to reverse the famine in the Gaza Strip, saying all crossings needed to be opened to “flood Gaza with food.” The…
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theguardian.com
Gaza aid still critically scarce, say agencies, as Israel delays convoys
UN urges opening of all crossing points as fewer than half of intended trucks enter strip and WHO warns of ‘spiralling’ disease