More than 90pc aid stocks nearly exhausted in Gaza: survey

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A survey of 46 Palestinian and international aid groups working in Gaza has found 93 per cent reported their existing aid stocks are totally or nearly exhausted because of Israel’s devastating restrictions on humanitarian assistance, Al Jazeera reports.

About two-thirds also reported being unable to deliver services to communities in some parts of the Strip, and one-third said staff members had been wounded or killed in Israeli attacks.

“The government of Israel’s systemic obstruction of aid and the deterioration of the operating environment have severely affected the provision of assistance to communities in need,” a snapshot of the survey results said.

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