Aya Batraoui
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So that's Jan Egeland. He's the Secretary General of the Norwegian Refugee Council. Now this is the main group in Gaza in charge of shelters and tents. He was in Gaza this month and he says that the destruction from airstrikes has left the entire territory in ruins.
Now Israel's military says it is facilitating a humanitarian response to prepare for winter in Gaza that it has allowed tons of aid in. But Egeland says at the rate Israel is allowing in tents and other aid, it will take at least two years to get the supplies in needed just to cover people for this winter.
Now Israel's military says it is facilitating a humanitarian response to prepare for winter in Gaza that it has allowed tons of aid in. But Egeland says at the rate Israel is allowing in tents and other aid, it will take at least two years to get the supplies in needed just to cover people for this winter.
Now Israel's military says it is facilitating a humanitarian response to prepare for winter in Gaza that it has allowed tons of aid in. But Egeland says at the rate Israel is allowing in tents and other aid, it will take at least two years to get the supplies in needed just to cover people for this winter.
And Rob Eglin says of the few hundred tents they have been able to get into Gaza, many are damaged by the time they arrive or they end up stolen by armed gangs that have sprung up near Gaza's border with Israel. And these looters attacked a food aid convoy of around 100 UN trucks last week, taking everything.
And Rob Eglin says of the few hundred tents they have been able to get into Gaza, many are damaged by the time they arrive or they end up stolen by armed gangs that have sprung up near Gaza's border with Israel. And these looters attacked a food aid convoy of around 100 UN trucks last week, taking everything.
And Rob Eglin says of the few hundred tents they have been able to get into Gaza, many are damaged by the time they arrive or they end up stolen by armed gangs that have sprung up near Gaza's border with Israel. And these looters attacked a food aid convoy of around 100 UN trucks last week, taking everything.
So this was the biggest looting of U.N. aid anywhere in the world. And armed gangs are taking advantage of the chaos right now in Gaza to attack these trucks. And what that's done is it's driven up prices at the same time that bakeries are shutting down because they don't have flour. People are selling their clothes, their winter jackets and shoes to buy food.
So this was the biggest looting of U.N. aid anywhere in the world. And armed gangs are taking advantage of the chaos right now in Gaza to attack these trucks. And what that's done is it's driven up prices at the same time that bakeries are shutting down because they don't have flour. People are selling their clothes, their winter jackets and shoes to buy food.
So this was the biggest looting of U.N. aid anywhere in the world. And armed gangs are taking advantage of the chaos right now in Gaza to attack these trucks. And what that's done is it's driven up prices at the same time that bakeries are shutting down because they don't have flour. People are selling their clothes, their winter jackets and shoes to buy food.
And the World Food Program, which runs these bakeries, also had to suspend giving out parcels. And all this is happening while tents, flour and blankets are sitting in warehouses and on trucks just outside Gaza.
And the World Food Program, which runs these bakeries, also had to suspend giving out parcels. And all this is happening while tents, flour and blankets are sitting in warehouses and on trucks just outside Gaza.
And the World Food Program, which runs these bakeries, also had to suspend giving out parcels. And all this is happening while tents, flour and blankets are sitting in warehouses and on trucks just outside Gaza.
Thanks, Rob.
Thanks, Rob.
Thanks, Rob.
Hi, Steve.
Hi, Steve.
Hi, Steve.
So Israel says UNRWA, which employs around 13,000 people in Gaza, has been infiltrated by Hamas. Here's Israeli government spokesman David Menser.