Israeli strikes kill dozens in Rafah as raid rescues two hostages
People in Rafah 'terrified of what's to come' - UN representative/ A United Nations representative in Gaza has told the BBC World Service's Newsday programme that residents in Rafah are "terrified" of what's to come. Georgios Petropoulos, the head of the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, outlined worsening conditions, saying: "Everyone is short of food, clean water, health services, sanitation and even basic room." He says people are living "six families to one classroom" and that he has seen "a breakdown" in the rule ...
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