UN: Gaza faces tough humanitarian crisis
The article indicates that UN Middle East peace process coordinator, Ramin Azkabarov, warned that Gaza’s population faces a complex humanitarian crisis, despite some progress in delivering food aid. The difficult conditions in Gaza are highlighted, including ongoing issues with water, sanitation, shelter, excessive use of aid and cash transfers, and a sluggish labor market recovery. The statements also noted that over 300,000 children are receiving education in temporary areas, and that land designated for agriculture is limited, with more than 8,000 people still missing under the rubble. In the West Bank, the situation was described as "very tense" due to settler expansion, violence by settlers, and movement restrictions. Nevertheless, the UN emphasizes the importance of a two-state solution and the need for a comprehensive approach to the Palestinian issue.
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