Gaza: The United Nations confirmed that the Israeli occupation continues to obstruct humanitarian aid initiatives for the Gaza Strip, noting that the occupation authorities have rejected three out of eight relief initiatives from the international organization.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, UN spokesman St©phane Dujarric explained during a press conference that "one in three people in Gaza, has not eaten for days," stressing that "the occupation authorities must open all crossings to ensure the distribution of humanitarian aid and fulfill their obligations under international humanitarian law."

Dujarric noted that fuel is "a lifeline for survival" in Gaza, calling for its entry to be allowed without delay. He highlighted the importance of ensuring unhindered and urgent access to aid, noting that 700,000 people have been displaced multiple times in Gaza since the occupation violated the ceasefire last March, and these people have no safe place to go.