Capo dell'Unrwa, 'a Gaza c'è l'inferno in terra'

Lazzarini, 'la nostra agenzia affronta situazione impossibile'
epaselect epa10996188 Palestinians walk after crossing from the northern Gaza Strip to the southern Gaza Strip as Israeli tanks (not pictured) move along Salah Al Din road, in the central Gaza Strip, 26 November 2023. After Israel and Hamas agreed to a four-day ceasefire, mediated by Qatar, the US, and Egypt, that came into effect at 05:00 AM GMT on 24 November, some Palestinians who were still in central Gaza moved towards the south while others already displaced in the south went back to the northern part to check on relatives they had left behind and on their homes to collect salvageable belongings. As part of the ceasefire, the agreement included that 50 Israeli hostages, women and children, are to be released by Hamas. 150 Palestinian women and children that were detained in Israeli prisons are to be released in exchange. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER
epaselect epa10996188 Palestinians walk after crossing from the northern Gaza Strip to the southern Gaza Strip as Israeli tanks (not pictured) move along Salah Al Din road, in the central Gaza Strip, 26 November 2023. After Israel and Hamas agreed to a four-day ceasefire, mediated by Qatar, the US, and Egypt, that came into effect at 05:00 AM GMT on 24 November, some Palestinians who were still in central Gaza moved towards the south while others already displaced in the south went back to the northern part to check on relatives they had left behind and on their homes to collect salvageable belongings. As part of the ceasefire, the agreement included that 50 Israeli hostages, women and children, are to be released by Hamas. 150 Palestinian women and children that were detained in Israeli prisons are to be released in exchange. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

ROMA, 12 DIC - Il capo dell'agenzia delle Nazioni Unite per i rifugiati palestinesi (Unrwa) Philippe Lazzarini ha affermato, al termine di una visita notturna nella Striscia di Gaza, che i civili stanno vivendo "l'inferno in terra". "A Gaza, una tragedia che si aggrava senza fine. Le persone sono ovunque, vivono per strada, hanno bisogno di tutto. Chiedono sicurezza e la fine di questo inferno sulla terra", ha detto Lazzarini in un post su X, aggiungendo che la sua agenzia si trova ad affrontare "una situazione impossibile". (ANSA).

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