The United Nations has launched an appeal for $4.07 billion to address the critical humanitarian needs of 3 million people in Gaza and the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, in 2025.
The funding is aimed at delivering emergency aid to communities struggling with deteriorating living conditions in the occupied Palestinian territories.
Providing aid to Gaza remains a primary focus, where severe challenges, including disrupted supply chains and volatile security conditions, hinder relief efforts.
The UN has outlined plans to enhance coordination and ensure the delivery of essential support despite these obstacles.
Over one million displaced residents in Gaza are particularly vulnerable as harsh winter weather exacerbates already dire conditions.
Many families are living in makeshift shelters or temporary housing, which fail to provide adequate protection against the cold, rain, and floods.
The limited humanitarian resources currently available have left hundreds of thousands without essential supplies, increasing the risk of further suffering.
UN agencies are distributing emergency supplies such as plastic sheeting and tents to provide temporary shelter.
However, the demand far exceeds the available resources, highlighting the urgent need for additional international support to prevent the situation from worsening.
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