Aid groups are escalating their warnings that a lack of fuel has reached a critical point across Gaza. The U.N. agency providing relief to Palestinians says it could run out of fuel within a day.
A Palestinian girl holds a container as she waits to collect portable water, in Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip on Oct. 26, 2023, amid the ongoing battles between Israel and the Palestinian group Hamas.Sixty-two aid trucks have entered Gaza since last weekend, carrying much-needed food, water and medical supplies. But none have delivered fuel, which Israel has blocked over concerns it could be stolen and used by Hamas, the militant group that governs the Gaza Strip.
The lack of fuel has also disabled water pumps and restricted an already limited food supply in Gaza, the U.N. warns.has said it has trucks on standby across the border in Egypt with medical supplies:"WHO calls for immediate and uninterrupted access into and across Gaza, so that its ailing health system can be urgently revived."Most of Gaza's bakeries have shut down, including many of those that contract with the World Food Programme.
Overnight into Thursday, the IDF carried out a"targeted raid" in northern Gaza using tanks, the most extensive use of Israeli tanks in Gaza since the war began earlier this month. In a statement,the incursion was carried out"in preparation for the next stages of combat." The tanks have since exited Gaza, the IDF said., World Food Programme Executive Director Cindy McCain said she was not hopeful about the state of negotiations over allowing additional aid into Gaza.
The Palestinian agency that produces the death tolls, the Ministry of Health, is nominally operated by the Palestinian Authority, which provides funding and supplies and maintains close contact with hospitals in Gaza. Hamas governs Gaza and likely has close oversight over information Gaza health officials put out. The daily casualty counts are broadly considered to be accurate by humanitarian groups and have been cited by the State Department.
As the conflict nears the end of its third week, more than 200 hostages still remain in Hamas captivity. U.S. officials and hostages' families have urged Israeli forces to delay the invasion in order to leave more time for negotiations over their release.
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Death toll in Gaza approaches 7,000 as aid groups raise alarm about fuelAid groups are escalating their warnings that a lack of fuel has reached a critical point across Gaza. The U.N. agency providing relief to Palestinians says it could run out of fuel within a day.
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Death toll in Gaza approaches 7,000 as aid groups raise alarm about fuelAid groups are escalating their warnings that a lack of fuel has reached a critical point across Gaza. The U.N. agency providing relief to Palestinians says it could run out of fuel within a day.
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