US EditionOver 10,000 aid trucks have entered Gaza since ceasefire – UN
- Over 10,000 aid trucks have crossed into Gaza since the ceasefire began on January 19, 2025, according to the United Nations humanitarian chief.
- The ceasefire has allowed the release of 18 hostages in exchange for around 600 Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails.
- The UN reported that more than half a million people have returned to North Gaza since the ceasefire started, facing enormous needs for food, water, and healthcare.
- The UN Secretary-General urged for a permanent ceasefire and rejected the idea of resettling Gazans outside their homeland.
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GAZA: ‘Over 10,000 aid trucks arrived since ceasefire’ - Daily Trust
More than 10,000 aid trucks have crossed into Gaza since a fragile ceasefire took hold on January 19, the United Nations humanitarian chief said on Thursday. “We’ve moved over 10,000 trucks in the two weeks since the ceasefire, a massive surge,” Tom Fletcher said on X. The UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator added that he himself was “about to cross into northern Gaza with a convoy of aid”. His co…
Over 10,000 aid trucks have entered Gaza since ceasefire – UN
Geneva — More than 10,000 aid trucks have crossed into Gaza since a fragile ceasefire took hold on January 19, the UN humanitarian chief said Thursday."We've moved over 10,000 trucks in the two weeks since the ceasefire, a massive surge," Tom Fletcher said on X, adding that he himself was about to cross into northern Gaza with a fresh aid convoy.
Until the ceasefire, humanitarian aid very rarely returned to the Palestinian enclave, where cases of severe malnutrition had emerged. An average of 500 trucks entered Gaza every day before the war.
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Thelocalreport.inOver 10,000 Aid Trucks Have Entered Gaza Since Ceasefire, Says UN
More than 10,000 aid trucks have crossed into Gaza since a fragile ceasefire took hold on January 19, the United Nations humanitarian chief said on Thursday. "We've moved over 10,000 trucks in the two weeks since the ceasefire, a massive surge," Tom Fletcher said on X. The UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator added that he himself was "about to cross into northern Gaza with a convoy of aid". "Thank…
A day after we were exposed to the harsh sights of the kidnapped who have been starved by Hamas terrorists, hundreds of food trucks are waiting to enter the Gaza Strip to feed the Gazans. See The Post Despite the Hunger of the Kidnapped: The Trucks Entering Gaza Freely Appeared First on Knitted.
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