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Amman, Jan 10 (Petra) – The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) said that children in the Gaza Strip are still living in dire conditions amid restrictions imposed by Israeli occupation forces on the entry of humanitarian aid.
In a post published on its official X account on Saturday, the UN agency said that “children in the Gaza Strip should be warm, well-nourished and feel safe enough to look towards their future,” stressing that they urgently need the humanitarian aid that is stuck outside Gaza,” due to restrictions imposed by the occupation.
“UNRWA and other aid organisations are still working and ready to scale up,” the agency affirmed, emphasizing that “restrictions on aid must be lifted, now.”
//Petra// AF
10/01/2026 20:12:52
