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Israel’s genocide Day 416: UNRWA says the amount of food aid being allowed into Gaza meets less than 6% of the need

Palestinians, navigating winter conditions struggle with the strong winds, heavy rain and floods affecting the region amid Israeli attacks on November 24, 2024. (Photo: Omar Ashtawy/APA Images)In Gaza, floods caused by heavy rainfall devastated thousands of families living in displaced tents in southern Gaza. Meanwhile, UNRWA says that all aid entering Gaza is less than 6% of what is needed.

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