This month, the Israeli army has blocked more than 80% of the Gaza Strip. This was reported by the Qatari TV channel, citing the UN Office for Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
During March 18-24, the Israeli military rejected 82 percent of the humanitarian aid sent enclave. "Important tasks, such as food delivery for basic necessities and bakery, are actually blocked," said the OCHA statement.
The United Nations World Food Program warns that "hundred thousand" people face malnutrition and even the threat of malnutrition and even aid.
The resumption of humanitarian supplies to the Gaza Strip became possible after Israel and the Palestinian Hamas radical movement in Egypt, Qatar and the United States agreed to put a ceasefire in Gaza, which entered into force on January 19.
