🔹Families are forcibly displaced again by Israeli forces evacuation orders & enhancing military operations
 
🔹Despite catastrophic humanitarian needs, access restrictions & lack of safe passage obstruct efforts of humanitarian organisations to reach people across the #GazaStrip

'This has got to stop,' UNRWA's chief says after another arson attempt on the agency's HQ in occupied East Jerusalem.

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I reiterate my appeal for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza and for the release of all hostages.

I call for the Rafah crossing to be re-opened immediately and for the unimpeded humanitarian access throughout Gaza.

Another arson attempt by Israeli children and young people on UNRWA in #Jerusalem last night

This has got to stop

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Once again, devastating news that a UN colleague has been killed and another injured in #Gaza .

Parties must take all feasible precautions to spare civilians, including UN personnel and humanitarian workers.

Forced displacement continues in the #Gaza Strip

UN Humanitarian reports about 20% of #Gaza ’s population have been displaced again in the past week

Families keep fleeing where they can - including to rubble & sand dunes - in search of safety. But there’s no such thing in Gaza
#Ceasefire

“The infrastructure [in Khan Younis] is completely destroyed. There are no water, electricity nor sewage services.”

Displaced people fleeing #Rafah are moving back to destroyed areas that are in no way fit for them to live in. Nowhere is safe in #Gaza .

Empty streets in #Rafah as families continue to flee in search of safety.

UNRWA estimates that nearly 450,000 people have been forcibly displaced from Rafah since 6 May.

People face constant exhaustion, hunger and fear. Nowhere is safe. An immediate #ceasefire is the only hope

Humanitarians are #NotATarget .

Statement from UN Spokesperson on the death of a @UN staff member today in #Rafah , southern #GazaStrip

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'What does the future hold for people?' – for families who are still in #Rafah & need time to evacuate; for people to receive food, water & medicine to meet basic needs.

Scott Anderson explains to NewsNation that every single day, people in #Gaza go through a struggle for survival.

Habiba was born in a small tent. She’s 2 weeks old and less than 2 kg of weight.

More than 150,000 pregnant women are facing terrible sanitary conditions and health hazards amid displacement and war.

No child in the world should suffer like this. We need a #ceasefireNow

Restricted humanitarian access is a matter of life or death for people in the #GazaStrip , who are already suffering amid relentless bombardments and food insecurity.

We immediately and urgently need safe passage for humanitarian aid and workers.

Nearly 360,000 people have fled #Rafah since the first evacuation order a week ago.

Meanwhile, in north #Gaza bombardments & other evacuation orders have created more displacement & fear for thousands of families.

There’s nowhere to go. There’s NO safety without a #ceasefire

'I don't want hear ever somebody tell me that there is a safe place in Gaza because there is not. Where is this safety? Because people are leaving for this safety, but there is no safety.' Louise Wateridge on the dire situation on the ground in Rafah

Everything has been said already.

No words are left that can do any justice to the people of #Gaza

They are people, like you and I.

They used to have dreams, they were part of a vibrant and diverse community….

Now, it’s only broken lives and broken futures.

“This is a turning point. If things continue the way they are now, there is no going back.'

As the forced displacement across the #GazaStrip continues & no aid supplies are received into #Rafah , Louise Wateridge tells BBC 'people here are at breaking point”
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“There is no water network, there is no infrastructure, sewage, sanitation.”

UNRWA director of planning Sam Rose explains to BBC News (UK) the terrible conditions displaced people face after being forced to flee yet again - as both north & south #Gaza receive new evacuation orders.

Over the last week, UNRWA estimates around 300,000 people have now fled #Rafah , as the forced and inhumane displacement of Palestinians continues.

There is nowhere safe to go.

There is nowhere safe to go.

There is nowhere safe to go.

Again and again.  
The exodus continues. 

The Israeli authorities continue to issue forced displacement orders also known as “evacuation orders”. This is forcing people in #Rafah to flee anywhere and everywhere. 

Since the war began, most people in #Gaza have moved multiple…