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Humanitarian aid: Another victim of Israel's war in Gaza

On Aug. 19, which marked World Humanitarian Day, the international community reflected on the grim and historic toll on the Palestinian coastal enclave.

Humanitarian aid: Another victim of Israel's war in Gaza

A Palestinian stands in front of the UNRWA emblem in Gaza. (Credit: AFP)

The war in Gaza led by Israel has already claimed over 40,000 lives. The conflict, now entering its eleventh month, has created additional casualties, notably humanitarian aid itself.The delivery of assistance is not only contingent on security conditions and the opening of crossing points by Israel, but those tasked with delivering it also risk their lives, defying international norms. Read also Newborn babies Asser and Ayssel killed in Israeli airstrike while father obtained birth certificates Since Oct. 7, 2023, at least 289 humanitarian workers have lost their lives in Gaza, according to a report from the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).“Many were killed in the line of duty, while providing humanitarian aid or medical care to the injured and sick in the enclave,” said Philippe Lazzarini,...
The war in Gaza led by Israel has already claimed over 40,000 lives. The conflict, now entering its eleventh month, has created additional casualties, notably humanitarian aid itself.The delivery of assistance is not only contingent on security conditions and the opening of crossing points by Israel, but those tasked with delivering it also risk their lives, defying international norms. Read also Newborn babies Asser and Ayssel killed in Israeli airstrike while father obtained birth certificates Since Oct. 7, 2023, at least 289 humanitarian workers have lost their lives in Gaza, according to a report from the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).“Many were killed in the line of duty, while providing humanitarian aid or medical care to the injured and sick in the enclave,” said Philippe...
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