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Germany says Israel must ensure supplies to Gaza amid famine
The German government observes a "initial slight progress in humanitarian aid for the population in the Gaza Strip," according to spokesman Stefan Kornelius on Saturday, though he noted it remains insufficient to alleviate the emergency.
German ministers have discussed ways to increase the pressure on Israel to let in more aid. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Germany has labelled the humanitarian aid entering Gaza as “very insufficient,” despite some progress in recent days.
Germany “notes limited initial progress in the delivery of humanitarian aid to the population of the Gaza Strip, which, however, remains very insufficient to alleviate the emergency situation,” ...
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