There is a situation of shock and fear in Gaza as the bombing of the devastated area continues.
The noise of shells detonating around 7am in Gaza was easily heard at Nasser hospital, located in the southern region. According to James Elder of UNICEF, the children at the hospital were frightened and traumatized, immediately seeking comfort from their…
Quick updates from around the world: Gaza to receive additional aid, Sudan facing issue of sexual violence, global efforts to combat chemical weapons.
The most recent report from the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) states that two hospitals in Gaza City, Al Ahli and As Sahaba, have been supplied with a combined amount of 10,500 liters of fuel….
Tales from the United Nations Archive: The beginnings of #PalestineDay
Why was November 29 chosen? This date marks the adoption of a resolution by the UN General Assembly in 1947 regarding the partition of Palestine. [embedded content] At the celebration of the establishment of the international day, former Secretary-General of…
of Solidarity with the Palestinian People The United Nations expresses support for the Palestinian community on the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.
On November 29th each year, we recognize the date in 1947 when the United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution to divide Palestine into two separate states – one for the Arabs and one for the Jews. An exhibition at…
The United Nations leader urges the Security Council to pay attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and not ignore it.
During a meeting with high-ranking diplomats, the leader of the United Nations stressed the importance of not ignoring the plight of civilians in Gaza. He urged for a genuine humanitarian pause in conflict and a resolution that results in a…
The UN aid agency has reported that Gaza City is currently a deserted and desolate place due to the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict.
Thomas White, the Director of UNRWA Affairs in Gaza, described the city as a deserted ghost town as we drove through it. The effects of intense airstrikes and shelling were clearly seen, with empty streets and damaged roads filled with…
The World Health Organization is issuing a warning about the potential threat of disease in Gaza.
The World Health Organization stated that sickness may be a more significant danger to human survival than the bombings occurring in Gaza. According to the WHO, overcrowding and inadequate access to clean water and sanitation have created ideal conditions for…
Syria: ‘A dozen different powder kegs’
Najat Rochdi, the United Nations’ Deputy Special Envoy for Syria, informed the Security Council’s ambassadors that Israeli airstrikes targeted the Damascus airport over the weekend. This was in addition to previous airstrikes and artillery attacks on various locations in Syria,…
Francis urges for an extended, sustainable ceasefire for humanitarian purposes in Gaza.
Dennis Francis called on UN Member States to come together, have open and honest discussions, and strengthen their determination to resolve the crisis during his speech at the Assembly’s yearly discussion on the Question of Palestine. He stated that the…
medical supplies Doctors in Gaza are fearful of a potential outbreak of a deadly disease and aid teams are working quickly to provide necessary medical supplies.
The main focus is to deliver fuel to the northern region of the conflict-ridden area in order to support hospitals, ensure access to clean water, and sustain essential civilian infrastructure. These services have been greatly affected by the Israeli airstrikes…