The fighting in the Gaza Strip They resumed on Friday, after the ceasefire between Israel and the Islamist group Hamas. According to the Israeli defense, Hamas violated the agreement by firing a rocket into its territory.

A source close to Hamas told AFP that the organization’s armed wing had been “ordered to resume fighting” and “defend the Gaza Strip.”

In addition to crippling the release of Israeli and Palestinian hostages and prisoners, The end of the ceasefire also interrupted humanitarian aid access to Gaza.

Al Qahera Newsan Egyptian state program, assured that “the movement of trucks has stopped” at the Rafah crossing, the only crossing through which humanitarian aid has entered Gaza since the start of the war on October 7, and through which approximately 200 vehicles have entered the crossing. enclave daily during the seven days the armistice lasted.

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According to the latest figures from the Humanitarian Coordination Office of the UNDuring the first six days of the ceasefire they were able to surrender in Gaza 4,850 tons of food (mainly wheat flour, rice and canned food), 1,700 sheets and blanketsAnd 1,110 liters of bottled water.

Several international organizations have spoken out about the humanitarian aspect of the conflict.

“The resumption of hostilities in Gaza is catastrophic. I urge all parties and states with influence to redouble their efforts“Immediately guarantee a ceasefire for humanitarian and human rights reasons,” the spokesperson said UN High Commissioner for Human RightsVolker Turk.

While the World Health Organisation (WHO) said that today it is not possible to lose another hospital in the Gaza Stripwhere those that continue to operate do so to a limited extent due to the lack of electricity, supplies, personnel, damage suffered from the bombings and the massive influx of injured people.

The Red Crossthe organization that brokered the hostage exchange stated that the resumption of fighting will return Gaza residents “to the nightmare situation they were in before the ceasefire.”

“People have reached their limits, hospitals have reached their limits and the entire Gaza Strip is in a very precarious state.”, estimates Robert Mardini, Director General of the International Committee of the Red Cross. (JO)