UN says nearly 400,000 displaced since end of Gaza ceasefire

New York., Some 400,000 people have been displaced in the Gaza Strip since March 18, when the Israeli army resumed its military operations, Antonio Guterres, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, denounced, while it was reported that 60 Palestinians, including two journalists, were killed by Israeli troops in the coastal enclave.

U.N. says nearly 400,000 displaced since end of Gaza ceasefire

The heads of the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, WHO, UNICEF and World Food Programme appealed “to world leaders to act firmly, urgently and decisively”

UN says nearly 400,000 displaced since end of Gaza ceasefire

Relentless attacks lead to "large-scale civilian casualties," the UN secretary-general's spokesman said.

UN reports nearly 400,000 displaced after Gaza ceasefire collapse

'No arrangements to secure their safety and survival have been made - a responsibility that falls on Israel as the occupying power,' says spokesperson - Anadolu Ajansı

Nearly 400,000 displaced in military operations since end of Gaza ceasefire

Nearly 400,000 Gaza residents have been displaced in the weeks since Israel resumed military operations in the territory, with relentless attacks leading to "large-scale civilian casualties," the UN secretary-general's spokesman said Monday. Much of the Gaza Strip's population of roughly 2.4 million people had already been displaced at least once between October 7, 2023, when the war began with a deadly Hamas raid into Israel, and the start of t…

Nearly 400,000 Displaced After Gaza Ceasefire Collapse: UN - Iran Front Page

The United Nations has announced that nearly 400,000 Palestinians have been displaced in the Gaza Strip since Israel shattered the recent ceasefire accord, with no arrangements made for civilian safety.