A senior UNRWA official said he “witnessed some of the most horrific scenes I have seen in my nine months in Gaza”, during a visit the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis after an Israeli strike on Saturday killed at least 90 people in a stretch of land designated by Israel as a “safe zone”. “I saw toddlers who are double amputees, children paralysed and unable to receive treatment and others separated from their parents,” director of UNRWA affairs in Gaza Scott Anderson said.

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