UN Allocates $9M to Keep Gaza’s Lifeline Running 💡
UN taps $9M to fuel life-saving services in Gaza amid security hurdles. Aid teams cooked 885,000 meals, installed solar panels, and have supplies ready to roll once crossings open.
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