UN chief warns of Israeli-made humanitarian crisis in Gaza amid war on Iran

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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is urging Israel to reopen Gaza's border crossings, which have been closed since Saturday when Israel launched attacks on Iran. The closures are hindering the delivery of crucial humanitarian aid to Gaza's war-weary population, forcing aid organizations to ration supplies. The Rafah crossing, a vital gateway for Palestinians and aid, was shut citing "security adjustments." While Israel announced the reopening of the Karem Abu Salem crossing for aid, the UN's World Food Programme expressed the need to get aid in as quickly as possible, as Gaza is wholly dependent on it. Thousands of Palestinians needing medical attention outside of Gaza are unable to leave due to the closures.
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