UN: Gaza residents confined with little progress
Sigrid Kaag, the head of the United Nations Coordinating Humanitarian Affairs in Gaza, affirmed that civilians are enduring difficult humanitarian conditions due to the ongoing war and the shrinking of the Gaza Strip, as they are confined within an area that is constantly closing in. She pointed out that humanitarian aid must remain insulated from political tensions, and that the United Nations supports the Palestinian National Committee, which is considered legitimate and credible. Since the ceasefire began on October 11, Gaza's Ministry of Health has recorded 1,045 deaths and 3,380 injuries, amidst ongoing destruction and tragedies caused by Israeli military operations backed by the West, which have resulted in hundreds of thousands of casualties and displaced persons.
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