Israel's Rafah assault may worsen hunger, scarcity — Turkish Red Crescent

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Israel's Rafah assault may worsen hunger, scarcity — Turkish Red Crescent
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The head of the relief group says that they have begun discussions with all stakeholders in the region to explore alternative routes for delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza.

Before the conflict, approximately 500 trucks of essential goods entered Gaza daily, but during the conflict, an average of only 100 trucks were allowed entry. / Photo: Reuters

She appealed to the international community to make every effort to ensure urgent and lasting ceasefire conditions in the region and deliver more humanitarian aid. "It is crucial that the northern border crossings in Gaza are opened to more humanitarian aid as soon as possible. We reiterate our call for a permanent ceasefire and continuous humani tarian efforts," she said.

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