The UN has declared Gaza's humanitarian situation the worst since the war began in October 2023, with airstrikes, malnutrition, and looting pushing civilians to the brink. Over 2.1 million people face dire shortages of food, medicine, and shelter as aid deliveries collapse.
Aid Under Fire 🚚💥
Only five UN aid trucks entered Gaza this week—most supplies were looted by armed groups near the Kerem Shalom crossing. Stephane Dujarric, UN spokesperson, called it a 'tragic' setback for hospitals like Deir Al-Balah's field clinic, now stripped of critical supplies.
Hospitals Evacuate, Displacement Soars 🏥🚨
Al Awda, Gaza's last partially functioning hospital, evacuated after repeated strikes. Nearly 200,000 people fled homes in two weeks, many scavenging for food amid Israel's expanded displacement orders. 'Public order has broken down,' the UN warned.
West Bank Violence Escalates ⚖️🔥
OCHA reported a 20-year high in settler attacks, displacing 120 Bedouin residents in Maghayer ad Deir. Movement restrictions in Salfit governorate cut 90,000 Palestinians off from healthcare and schools.
UN Demands Accountability 📢🔍
The agency urged Israel to restore safety and allow civilian police in Gaza. 'Criminal looting must stop,' it stressed, demanding a full blockade lift and 'lawful' aid distribution. Over 220 Palestinians injured by settlers this year highlight growing tensions.
