United Nations
Briefings to the Security Council painted a dire picture of the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
The United Nations called for the cease-fire to the Israel-Hamas attacks so that aid can reach people in Gaza, who have gone nearly two weeks without food, water and other essentials.
U.S. Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield said it was too early to craft an appropriate Security Council response to the crisis.
"I feel that the worst is yet to come," emergency relief coordinator Martin Griffiths said as the humanitarian crisis worsens for Palestinians in Gaza.
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