The UN on Thursday said aid agencies are still unable to bring in materials needed to build durable shelters in Gaza, as Israel’s restrictions continue amid worsening humanitarian conditions in the enclave, Anadolu reports. UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric said there has been “no progress” in efforts to allow the entry of more durable shelter supplies. “We’re able to bring tarpaulins, blankets, sheets—whatever. We’re not able to bring anything that will let us build durable shelter,” he told reporters. Asked about Israel’s position, Dujarric said: “They’re saying ‘No’ on this and other items, notably material needed to repair generators to clear rubble. We need more material on that.” He said UN teams and partners on Thursday visited four displacement sites in […]
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