Almost 148,000 in Gaza receives financial assistance

From truce 19. January, About 138,000 Palestinians They benefit from cash, including people with disabilities and pregnant women and women’s breastfeeding.

UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) He reported that market conditions have improved throughout the gauze because the truce entered into force. The goods are supposedly cheaper, and more goods are available.

Improving diversity diet

Furthermore, the first time since July, children under five years and pregnant women and breastfeeding women have a diverse diet. They spend more fruits, vegetables, eggs and dairy products.

Humanitarianists continue to provide support for the shelter in the people in Gaza, with the UN Palestinian Refugee Agency, UnrwaThey distribute tents, tarpaulins, blankets, mattresses, clothing and kitchen products to thousands of families in 120 shelters.

Place for West Bank

Meanwhile, Ocha Remains concerned from the Israeli forces “current operations in the northern part of the Western Bank, which began on January 21st. January, the longest since the early 2000s.

OCHA warned that the violence of the settlement and continued. Between 11. and 17. February, the agency documented 34 incidents – average almost five daily – involving immigrants and the resulting victims or property damage.

In a single incident, the Israeli settlers of the severed agricultural water pipes in Governor Tulkarm, influencing the funds for a living of a dozen Palestinian farmers.

During the same period, almost 40 Palestinians were displaced near the village of Al Maniya in Bethlehem after recurring attacks from Israeli immigrants in the past year.

Restrictions on the approach imposed by Israeli authorities continue to interfere with Palestinian movement, affecting access to markets, jobs, emergency services and health and educational facilities.

OCHA documented the displacement of almost 2,300 Palestinians, including 1,100 children, through the Western Bank since the beginning of 2023. due to increased violence on immigration and restrictions on the Israeli authorities.

In other development:

Ensure the return of human remains

UN spokeswoman Stéphane Dujarrić told The Secretary General is Deeply concerned about the report that the remains of the Israeli hostage in Gaza, Shiri Bibas, who should be returned on Thursday with the remains of her children, are still missing.

The Secretary General “emphasizes the imperative to respect the dignity of the deceased and ensure that their remains return their families in accordance with the International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Act,” he said.

He underlined that each edition must be made with the greatest dignity and in accordance with humanitarian principles.

The Secretary-General renewed his appeal to the Parties to adhere to all his liabilities and teaching full implementation of truce and arrangement agreements.