UK Pledges New Humanitarian Aid for Gaza Exceeding $5 Million
UK government announces £4 million in humanitarian assistance amid ongoing conflict.
The UK government has committed to providing £4 million (approximately $5.37 million) in humanitarian aid to Gaza, as announced on Wednesday.
This pledge coincides with the visit of Development Minister Gillian Keegan to Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories.
The aid aims to address the growing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, which has intensified due to the ongoing conflict.
This funding will focus on essential needs, including food, healthcare, and shelter for those affected by the violence.
The announcement reflects the UK’s ongoing response to the humanitarian situation in the region and underscores its commitment to supporting civilians in crisis.
The UK government continues to monitor the situation closely and collaborate with international organizations to deliver effective assistance.
This pledge coincides with the visit of Development Minister Gillian Keegan to Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories.
The aid aims to address the growing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, which has intensified due to the ongoing conflict.
This funding will focus on essential needs, including food, healthcare, and shelter for those affected by the violence.
The announcement reflects the UK’s ongoing response to the humanitarian situation in the region and underscores its commitment to supporting civilians in crisis.
The UK government continues to monitor the situation closely and collaborate with international organizations to deliver effective assistance.
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