Insufficient fuel in Gaza stops UNRWA activities

According to the report of Fars International News Agency, the United Nations Refugee Agency warned on Friday that it will end its operations in Gaza if it does not receive the fuel it needs. .

“UNRWA” announced that it needs 160 thousand liters equivalent to 42 thousand 268 gallons of fuel per day to carry out its necessary relief operations in the Gaza Strip.

According to the “Middle East Monitor” report, this organization’s statement stated that it needs 160,000 liters of fuel per day for its basic humanitarian operations. UNRWA has warned that if the required fuel is not provided, it will stop its operations in Gaza within 48 hours due to lack of fuel.

Meanwhile The Zionist regime has banned the entry of fuel into the Gaza Strip since October 7, and UNRWA managed to receive only 25,000 liters equivalent to 6,604 gallons of fuel from Egypt through the Rafah border crossing on Wednesday last week to carry out its operations. and enter Gaza.

UNRWA, as the main United Nations agency operating in the Gaza Strip, has played a very important role in supporting Palestinian refugees and Against the attacks of the Zionist regime in Gaza, it has so far created safe shelters for 830,000 Palestinian refugees throughout the region.

It has been suspended in Gaza City and its northern regions in a situation where the activities of this organization in the southern part of Gaza have also been subjected to heavy attacks by the Zionist regime.

According to the latest statistics of the Palestinian Ministry of Health, since October 7, at least 11,500 Palestinians, including more than 7,800 women and children, have been martyred, and more than 29,200 others have been injured.

In addition, under the influence of the barbaric attacks of the Zionist regime in Gaza, thousands of buildings, including hospitals, mosques, and churches, have also been surrounded and completely destroyed by the relentless and widespread ground airstrikes of the Zionist regime in Gaza. have been damaged and destroyed.

Since the beginning of its air and ground attacks, the Zionist regime has targeted areas related to civilian residences, asylum seekers and hospitals, and continues to do so. It has closed the way for humanitarian aid to enter Gaza.

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