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Jerusalem: The World Food Programme (WFP) has welcomed a contribution of CAD$2 million (approximately US$1.7 million) from the Government of Canada to provide much-needed food assistance for two months for more than 64,000 of people in the Gaza Strip who have been most-affected by the recent armed escalation and ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
The recent conflict has caused significant destruction and increased the suffering of Gaza’s population that has already been grappling with hefty challenges with little prospect for breakthrough, said WFP Representative and Country Director Samer AbdelJaber in a press release on Monday.
A recent study conducted by the United Nations, the World Bank, and the European Union shortly after the eleven-day hostilities in May 2021 in Gaza shows worsening social conditions.
Canada and WFP help vulnerable Palestinian families overcome hardships in Gaza
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Canada and WFP help vulnerable Palestinian families overcome hardships in Gaza - occupied Palestinian territory
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Occupied Palestinian Territory (oPt): Response to the escalation in the oPt - Situation Report No 8 (8-28 July 2021) - occupied Palestinian territory
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07/28/2021 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 07/28/2021 15:57
Prioritizing Gaza Reconstruction Must Not Detract from Broader International Goal of Ending Israeli Occupation, Deputy Special Coordinator Tells Security Council
Speakers Urge Israel to Allow Unhindered Entry of Humanitarian Aid as Physical Damage from Violent Clashes in May Estimated at $290-$380 Million
While the global community should prioritize its support for Gaza s reconstruction in the wake of the violence that erupted there in May, a senior United Nations official also urged the Security Council not to lose sight of the broader goal - namely, ending the Israeli occupation and realizing a two-State solution - as she briefed the organ during its quarterly open debate on the Middle East today.