The Gaza Government Media Office reported that there is a severe shortage of shelter supplies for displaced residents. The number of trucks entering Gaza during the first phase of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas represented only 75 percent of what was expected, Salama Maarouf, the head of the office, told Anadolu Agency. “The humanitarian crisis is worsening,” he added.

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