UN: Gaza Ceasefire Brings Hope but Children Still Die

UN: Gaza ceasefire brings hope but children still die

Following the halt in fighting, aid deliveries have increased. However, 100 children have died and nearly 100,000 remain severely underfed and in need of constant care. Read all

UN says 'fragile' Gaza ceasefire bringing hope for children but crisis remains deadly

'Despite the progress with food security, 100,000 children remain acutely malnourished and require long-term care,' says UNICEF official - Anadolu Ajansı

Ceasefire easing Gaza crisis, but more aid needed: UN

UNITED NATIONS, Jan 27: The fragile ceasefire in the Gaza Strip is making a difference to the lives of over a million children, and improving overall access to food – but more aid still needs to enter, according to senior officials from two UN agencies. The officials from the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the World Food Programme (WFP), speaking on Monday to journalists in New York following a week-long visit to the enclave and the occupied We…

Gaza ceasefire is making a difference, but situation is still deadly for children

That’s the assessment of two senior officials from the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the World Food Programme (WFP), speaking on Monday to journalists in New York following a week-long visit to the enclave and the occupied West Bank.  The two agencies have brought more than 10,000 trucks of aid into Gaza since the 10 October truce between Israel and Hamas, representing some 80 per cent of all humanitarian cargo.  […]

Gaza ceasefire improves aid access, but children still face deadly conditions

The fragile ceasefire in the Gaza Strip is making a difference to the lives of over a million children, and improving overall access to food - but more aid still needs to enter.