Despite the uncertainty regarding the continuation of the ceasefire and the terrible living conditions in the Gaza Strip, organizations such as UNICEF say that, on Sunday, it was possible to bring in some, but little, humanitarian aid. SIC spoke to the UNICEF spokesperson in Gaza, who reports a scenario of destruction, but guarantees that the population has a lot of hope for a future of peace.
Tess Ingram returned to the Gaza Strip a week ago. The spokesperson for He knows that there, what is this minute may not be the next minute. Only the destruction remains, for now, unchanged.
Estimates point to at least 55 million tons of rubble as a result of Israeli bombings. If Israel were to let in the humanitarian aid truckssome of the most basic needs could begin to be met, as happened last Sunday.
As United Nations agency for the defense and promotion of children’s rights, UNICEF notes that, in the Gaza Strip, there are approximately a million children who look at life as normally as possible.
A disaster that, even so,Don’t kill the hope of the people of Gazathe hope and certainty of wanting rebuild the Gaza Strip and have a tidy house there again.
