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UN Aid Convoy Looted in Gaza Amid Humanitarian Crisis

A convoy of UN aid trucks was attacked and looted in Gaza, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis affecting over 2 million people dependent on assistance.

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Updated: Nov 18th, 2024, 4:27 PM ET

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A large UN aid convoy was violently looted in Gaza, with 97 out of 109 trucks lost, amid growing anarchy and food shortages. The incident highlights the severe challenges faced in delivering aid, as armed gangs increasingly control access routes. UN officials warned that the situation could worsen without immediate intervention, stressing that the current crisis endangers the lives of millions reliant on humanitarian assistance. Israeli authorities have been accused of neglecting their obligations to facilitate aid delivery, contributing to the chaos in the region as fighting continues into its 14th month.

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