Eri Kaneko, a spokesperson for OCHA, said the U.N. and other aid groups have not been able to regularly pick up supplies at the crossing points because of “the lack of security and breakdown of law and order.” He said the Israeli military has a responsibility to facilitate distribution within Gaza, and “aid piling up at the crossing is evidence of an absence of this enabling environment.”
U.N. agency halts delivery of aid to northern Gaza because of chaos, and famine fears are rising
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She said discussions about a similar visit to Ukraine are under way.
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