UN Official: Aid entering Gaza "a drop in the ocean" compared to needs
Juliette Touma, a representative of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), has expressed concerns over the insufficiency of aid reaching Gaza through the recently opened Rafah border crossing.
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While the crossing has allowed some aid to enter Gaza, Touma emphasized that the current aid is far from meeting the region's extensive needs.
Touma highlighted the necessity of a consistent and substantial flow of humanitarian aid to adequately address the dire conditions in Gaza, stating: "The trucks that are currently passing through will be a drop in the ocean. What the civilians in Gaza need is a steady flow of humanitarian aid." (ILKHA)
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