UN agency says 5 staffers killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza

The humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the West Bank is described as catastrophic. Since the ceasefire was broken on Monday, the situation has worsened further.

Israeli strikes on buildings housing UN personnel wounded two French, announced the Quai d'Orsay on Friday, 21 March. A Bulgarian employee had been killed on 19 March under the same conditions.

The United Nations Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNSO) reported on Tuesday that at least five workers died since Israel’s attacks on the Gaza Strip resumed. READ ALSO: New Israeli occupation bombings kill dozens of Palestinians in Gaza The head of this organization, Philippe Lazzarini, reported on social network X that “in the last few days, the death of five other UNRWA staff members has been confirmed, bringing the number of dead to 284 (si…

UN agency says 5 staffers killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza

At least 284 UNRWA staff members killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza since October 2023, UN agency says - Anadolu Ajansı

UNRWA confirmed that no aid has entered the Gaza Strip since the beginning of March, the longest period since October 2023. Sam Rose, UNRWA's Deputy Director of Operations in Gaza, said, "Gaza witnessed intense bombardment after the ceasefire was violated last Tuesday." He confirmed that many people were killed as a result of these attacks, while medical sources reported that approximately 600 people were killed, including 200 women and children…

Palestine: MSF mourns the killing of tenth colleague in Gaza | Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF ...

Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is shocked and saddened by the killing of our colleague Alaa Abd-Elsalam Ali Okal by an Israeli airstrike on his apartment building in Deir Al Balah, central Gaza, Palestine. Along with hundreds of others across the Gaza Strip, Alaa Abd-Elsalam Ali Okal was killed in the early morning of March 18 following the resumption of Israeli attacks. Hundreds more were injured in this abrupt end to th…