US EditionGaza: No aid has reached war-torn enclave for more than three weeks
- No aid has entered Gaza for over three weeks, marking the longest period of deprivation as reported by the United Nations Agency for Palestinian Refugees.
- Over 50,000 people have been killed in the ongoing conflict in Gaza as of March 2025, according to local health authorities.
- Critical supplies, including food and medical equipment, are critically low, leading to increased humanitarian needs, according to the UNRWA report.
- The World Food Programme warned that without aid, hundreds of thousands are at risk of severe hunger and malnutrition due to dwindling food stocks.
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Gaza enters longest stretch without aid as Israel continues airstrikes
No food or supplies have entered Gaza since in over three weeks, the United Nations Agency for Palestinian Refugees said Friday, making it the longest stretch without aid entering the enclave, as Israel intensifies its military operations amid the crushing near-complete blockade, plunging the Gaza Strip into deeper desperation.
"Our children live in constant fear": in Gaza, the distress of the inhabitants delivered to themselves
In Gaza, the United Nations announced on Friday, 28 March, that its food supplies could only cover the needs for the next two weeks. Since 2 March, the humanitarian trucks no longer enter Gaza. The bombings continue and the population, who had hailed the truce, raving, to the point of despair at times.
UN denounces Gaza’s “more than three weeks” without humanitarian aid
The commissioner general of the United Nations Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNAPR), Philippe Lazzarini , denounced this Thursday that "humanitarian aid has not entered Gaza for more than three weeks." The Palestinian enclave is living "the longest period" without receiving supplies since the beginning of the war. On March 1, Israel decided to cut off the arrival of humanitarian aid in Gaza as a measure to pressure Hamas to accept an agreemen…
UN warns of Gaza malnutrition as Israeli attacks kill 30
The UN's World Food Programme (WFP) warned on Thursday that thousands of Palestinians in Gaza are facing severe hunger and malnutrition, with no aid entering the region for over three weeks. The WFP highlighted that dwindling food supplies and Israel's ongoing closure of border crossings are severely hindering aid efforts. The organisation also stressed that Israel's renewed attacks on Gaza have put civilians and humanitarian workers at greater …
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