UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has issued an urgent appeal for rapid, secure humanitarian aid in Gaza amidst a deepening crisis. For nearly 80 days, a blockade has limited essential supplies, leaving the area with only a mere "teaspoon" of assistance when a flood of relief is desperately needed.
Nearly 400 trucks have been cleared at the Kerem Shalom/Karem Abu Salem crossing, yet only 115 have delivered supplies, and northern Gaza remains without the basics. With the entire population facing the risk of famine, the situation grows increasingly dire.
Guterres warned that without strict safety and security measures for aid convoys, the very people meant to be saved are at risk. His message hits like the drop in an epic summer track—urgent action is needed to secure and sustain the flow of life-saving relief.
The UN chief also called for a permanent cease-fire and the immediate, unconditional release of all hostages. His plea underscores how critical it is to ensure that humanitarian aid reaches those who need it most, without delay.
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Guterres urges urgent aid, safe delivery for Gaza amid crisis
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