Gaza - Saba:
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) confirmed Friday that there has not been sufficient aid in the Gaza Strip throughout the brutal Zionist war that has been ongoing for 13 months, and that the living conditions of Palestinians in the Strip are "unbearable".
UNRWA spokesperson Louise Wateridge said in a statement: "There is simply not enough humanitarian aid in Gaza, not only during the last days and weeks, but also throughout the brutal Zionist war that has been ongoing for 13 months."
Describing the situation in the Gaza Strip, Wateridge said: "We are surrounded every day by people asking for pieces of bread, trying to reach water."
Wateridge stressed that the situation in which Palestinians were forced to live in the Strip is "unbearable."
Recently, international and UN organizations warned of an official declaration of famine in the northern Gaza Strip due to the ongoing Zionist genocide since October 5, coinciding with a comprehensive military siege that has prevented food, water and medicine supplies from entering it.
A real humanitarian crisis is looming in the middle and south of the Gaza Strip, due to the depletion of flour and basic materials from the markets and homes of Palestinians, forcing them to use spoiled flour to feed their families, and searching for unhealthy alternatives.
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