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Although the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine in Gaza has reached a ceasefire in recent weeks, violent violations are reportedly continuing. The UN is again warning about civilian protection and delivery of humanitarian aid.
Farhan Haq, Deputy Spokesperson of the UN Secretary-General, spoke at the daily press conference.
Emphasizing that despite the ceasefire in Gaza, many air attacks, artillery fire, building destruction explosions, naval fire and armed attacks were recorded in all regions of Gaza yesterday and today, Haq said that these violations especially occurred in the west of the line called the "Yellow Line".
Haq said of these violations, "We emphasize again that civilians and civilian infrastructure must be protected at all times." he said.
On the other hand, Haq stated that the UN and its partners continue to deliver urgently needed materials to Gaza, but pointed out that humanitarian aid materials are insufficient to meet the needs of the people.
"Our partners say aid is constrained by insufficient funding and Israeli obstruction. These include limits on critical imports such as engine oil and spare parts, and access restrictions to more than 64 percent of Gaza," Haq said. he said.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The UN will report the violation in Gaza to the Security Council and request tighter control.
Likely · Within days
A new ceasefire meeting between Israel and Palestine will be called.
Possible · Within weeks

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