The International Committee of the Red Cross has warned that the suspension of aid is now, including stopping the electricity supply to the only water desalination facility in Gaza, threatening to slip Gaza to a severe humanitarian emergency, as the effects have already appeared in high prices and lack of basic commodities.
The committee pointed out that, under international humanitarian law, the Israeli occupation must allow humanitarian aid to pass quickly and without obstacles and facilitate this, adding that it constitutes rapid and unrestricted humanitarian access to this task.
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The International Committee of the Red Cross has repeated its urgent appeal to enter more assistance to Gaza, and to continue the ceasefire, stressing that there is an urgent need for a long -term commitment to rebuild basic services and restore the dignity of affected societies, adding that there is also an urgent need for various aid, including building materials for shelters, medical supplies, and other basic services to address the complex humanitarian crisis.
