US EditionUNICEF: Over One Million Children in Gaza Need Water and Food
- More than one million children in the Gaza Strip urgently need water and food, as humanitarian conditions worsen despite a ceasefire established on October 10, 2025.
- UNICEF reported that the amount of humanitarian aid entering Gaza remains below required levels, and without significant support, children face risks of malnutrition and disease.
- UNICEF called for the Israeli authorities to open all crossings to allow effective humanitarian support.
- Around 650,000 children need to return to school amid the humanitarian disaster.
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The Gaza Municipality said that the city's water crisis had reached an unprecedented catastrophic level, as a result of the systematic Israeli destruction of water systems, water stations and wells during the war of extermination on the Strip. The municipal spokesman for Hassani Mahna for Saffa stated today that only about 15% of its actual daily need of 100,000 cubic metres of water was clear to the city today, while only about 15,000 cubic met…
UNICEF: ONE MILLION CHILDREN IN GAZA STILL LACK FOOD AND WATER, 650,000 OUT OF SCHOOL
Tue 04 November 2025: More than one million children in Gaza are still in urgent need of food and clean water, while 650,000 remain out of school despite the ongoing ceasefire, UNICEF spokesperson Tess Ingram said on Sunday. Speaking to Anadolu Agency, Ingram said that while the ceasefire agreement has stopped the daily bombardments that were […]
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