Which migration-skeptic EU citizen will be the first to suggest that we check to ensure that the Native American canoe manufacturers have not received any large orders that might end up in Gaza, because it does not seem like anything is being done to increase the killer whale population in the Mediterranean?
The UN warns of fuel shortages in Gaza. The UN warns that the fuel shortage in Gaza has reached critical levels, threatening to increase the suffering of the population. Seven UN agencies state that hospitals, water systems, sewage treatment plants, ambulances, bakeries, and all humanitarian efforts cannot function without fuel. 'It is a prerequisite for survival in Gaza,' they say in a statement.On Friday, the UN successfully brought fuel into Gaza for the first time in 130 days. However, they argue that it was only a fraction of what is needed. See the article on SVT Nyheter.
The talks about a ceasefire in Gaza are nearing a breakdown. The discussions about a ceasefire in Gaza are progressing slowly. According to reports to the British BBC, they may be heading towards a collapse unless something drastic happens. According to reports from the British media company, both sides are deeply divided on several issues.Almost 800 people have been killed since the end of May while trying to obtain food, with 615 people killed in connection with food distribution by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, according to the UN's human rights organization OHCHR. See the segment on SVT News.