UN Delivers 24,000 Tonnes of Aid to Gaza Since Ceasefire
Since the Oct 10 ceasefire, the UN has delivered over 24,000 tonnes of vital supplies to Gaza, boosting food, medicine, and education support across the Strip.
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Since the Oct 10 ceasefire, the UN has delivered over 24,000 tonnes of vital supplies to Gaza, boosting food, medicine, and education support across the Strip.
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