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The number of fatalities in Gaza has exceeded 5,000 and a ceasefire does not appear to be imminent in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine.

Reiterating the same statement, the director of the World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, made a fresh plea on Monday for continuous support in ensuring the safe delivery of medical supplies and fuel to maintain the operation of health…

The UN’s relief chief sees the second aid convoy as a small sign of hope for the millions of people in Gaza.

On X, previously known as Twitter, Martin Griffiths released a statement praising the aid given by the Egyptian Red Cross and the UN as a “ray of hope” for the countless individuals in desperate need of humanitarian assistance. He also…

The supply of fuel for UNRWA is expected to be depleted in three days.

He stated that the lack of fuel would result in a lack of water, functioning hospitals, and bakeries. It would also prevent aid from reaching those who are in desperate need. The absence of fuel would also hinder humanitarian assistance….

UNICEF is optimistic about the possibility of additional convoys to Gaza.

Twenty trucks transported essential items such as food, water, and medical supplies to Gaza, where there is a dire need for these resources. The dwindling stock and lack of healthcare have raised concerns about potential deaths from disease outbreaks. Although…

Five UN agencies urge for increased efforts to support Gaza

“The situation in Gaza was already dire in terms of humanitarian needs before the recent hostilities, but it has now reached catastrophic levels. The international community needs to take further action,” they stated. The UN Development Programme (UNDP), UN Population…

The leader of UNRWA emphasizes the responsibility to always safeguard civilians in Gaza.

UNRWA Commissioner General Philippe Lazzarini stated that safeguarding civilians during times of conflict is not merely a goal or a concept, but rather a duty and a pledge to our collective humanity. According to the speaker, the combination of continuous…

At the Cairo Peace Summit, Guterres emphasizes the importance of providing ongoing humanitarian assistance to Gaza.

On October 7th, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi brought together leaders from various countries to discuss ways to reduce tensions after Hamas entered Israel and Israel responded with airstrikes on Gaza and a blockade of the area. The gathering occurred…

The United Nations is pleased to receive the initial Gaza relief convoy, but stresses the need for additional ones.

A fleet of 20 trucks traveled through the Rafah border with Egypt, delivering crucial aid from the Egyptian Red Crescent and the UN. The supplies included a sufficient amount of water for 22,000 individuals, but it would only last for…

Explanation: A closer examination of the convoy at the Gaza crossing.

Following his personal inspection of shipments near Gaza in Egypt, including pallets containing medical supplies, food, and water, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres spoke to reporters and emphasized the urgent need for the trucks to cross the border immediately, stating…

The current crisis in the Middle East has the potential to disrupt the supply of oil and lead to an increase in prices.

WASHINGTON —  Experts predict that the current situation in the Middle East, 50 years after the 1973 Arab oil embargo, could potentially cause disruptions in global oil supplies and result in higher prices. However, it is unlikely that we will…