The Palestinian Authority (PA) has denied any affiliation with the armed militia led by Yasser Abu Shabab, which is accused of looting humanitarian aid in Gaza. PA security spokesperson Anwar Rajab condemned the group’s claims of operating under “Palestinian legitimacy” as false, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged Israel’s support for Abu Shabab’s militia, which opposes Hamas. The Gaza government has accused these “Israeli-backed armed gangs” of stealing aid, amid a devastating offensive by Israel that has resulted in significant civilian casualties and a looming humanitarian crisis.
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UN agency chief warns about deepening child hunger crisis in Gaza – Middle East Monitor
UNRWA Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini warned of a worsening child hunger crisis in Gaza, stating that one in ten children is malnourished, exacerbated by severe shortages of nutrition and a flawed food distribution system that has resulted in over 870 deaths. He called for immediate humanitarian access and a ceasefire, emphasizing the dire situation of children amid ongoing violence and restrictions. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: The UN says many children in Gaza are...
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