Ten weeks of extreme hardship for the children living in Gaza, according to a report by UNICEF.
According to UNICEF spokesperson James Elder, children are facing constant airstrikes and have no safe refuge due to a lack of basic necessities like food, water, shelter, and sanitation. Elder, who has just returned from the enclave, stated that this…
The director of WHO repeats plea for ceasefire as Gaza hospital is demolished.
The Israeli military conducted a four-day raid on Kamal Adwan Hospital last week, during which the World Health Organization (WHO) states that numerous health workers were allegedly detained. Tedros expressed on social media platform X that the health system in…
“The Security Council denounces the terrorist attack on the police station in Iran, which resulted in loss of life.”
“Jaish al-Adl,” a Sunni Islamist group operating in the volatile southeastern province of Sistan and Baluchistan, has claimed responsibility for the assault on Rasak police station. This is the most recent in a series of comparable events in the region,…
MSC to Redirect Shipments From Suez Canal Following Incidents in Red Sea
According to a statement released on Saturday, MSC Mediterranean Shipping Co, the biggest container shipping company in the world, will no longer utilize the Suez Canal due to an assault on one of its vessels. The Houthi movement, with support…
UN employees providing assistance to a hospital in Gaza report a chaotic and overwhelming emergency department, describing it as a scene of carnage.
The team reported that individuals who were injured in traumatic events were receiving sutures while lying on the ground. The hospital lacks adequate pain management resources, and the emergency department is overcrowded to the point where workers must be cautious…
The United Nations approves the announcement of the reopening of the Kerem Shalom border crossing in Gaza.
Prior to the Hamas-initiated acts of terror on 7 October and the subsequent widespread destruction caused by Israel’s military retaliation, the primary means of transporting commercial goods into Gaza was through the crossing from Israel. Previously, the only way for…
Desperate and hungry Gazans are stopping aid trucks out of fear and a desperate search for food.
The deputy director of the UN World Food Programme (WFP) stated at UN Headquarters later in the day that after conducting a food evaluation, approximately half of the population in Gaza is experiencing extreme hunger and uncertainty about their next…
The most recent calamity to strike the desperate Palestinians is the flooding in Gaza.
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported that numerous parts of the enclave have experienced flooding, making it more difficult for displaced Palestinians. Philippe Lazzarini, the head of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency…
The COP28 Climate Summit has reached a significant agreement to shift away from the use of fossil fuels. This deal is being hailed as a historic moment.
London/Dubai — On Wednesday, at the COP28 climate summit in Dubai, almost 200 nations agreed to a deal that aims to shift away from using fossil fuels. Supporters believe this marks the end of the oil era, but some countries…
The United Nations’ humanitarian coordinator states that a ceasefire in Gaza is beneficial for everyone involved.
According to Lynn Hastings, the escalation of fighting has resulted in nearly half of the Strip’s population, approximately one million people, seeking refuge in Rafah in the southern area. This has only worsened the already severe situation of health and…