The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), revealed, on Saturday, that 199 UN staffers have been killed and hundreds injured, since the start of the Israeli assault on the Gaza Strip on Octot.7, 2023. In a press statement, UNRWA highlighted that most of its centers came under shelling by the Israeli occupation army, notwithstanding 1100 of UNRWA staffers keep serving the displaced at shelter centers. It affirmed that the shortage of fuel represents a fundamental impediment for the operation of medical and environmental personnel. UNRWA underlined that the shortage of fuel, likewise, impedes the functioning of food processing centers, pointing out that 1.9 million displaced people live in dire conditions with the ongoing forced displacement across the entire Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation army keeps mounting its aggression on Gaza through airstrikes, ground offensive and attack from sea, committing bloody massacres against the Palestinian civil ians, which led to tens of thousands of casualties and missing people. The aggression has unequivocally inflicted a major devastation upon the critical infrastructure, along with an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe in the enclave, due to imposing restrictions on food, water, medicine and fuel supplies. Source: Qatar News Agency
POPULAR POSTS
President of Djibouti Expresses Solidarity at Emergency Arab-Islamic Summit
September 14, 2025
Kuwait, Saudi Arabia Discuss Enhancing Security Cooperation
September 14, 2025
President of Comoros Arrives in Doha for Emergency Summit
September 14, 2025
Death Toll from Israeli Assault on Gaza Hits 64,871; 164,610 Wounded
September 14, 2025
Sultan of Oman Receives Written Message from Congo President
September 14, 2025
Somali Army Arrests Three Al-Shabaab Militants in Central Security Operation
September 14, 2025
Partly Cloudy with Chance of Scattered Rain Expected Tonight
September 14, 2025
Prime Minister Congratulates Norwegian Counterpart on Re-Election
September 14, 2025