The U.N. agency for Palestinians says new Israeli restrictions on Gaza will worsen living conditions there.
Agency spokesman Chris Gunness said Thursday it could have “profound and far-reaching consequences for already desperate civilians.”
Gaza is home to nearly 2 million people, 80 percent of whom rely on humanitarian aid.
Israel this week shut the only cargo crossing with Gaza in response to incendiary kites and balloons sent across the frontier into Israel. It is still allowing food, medicine and humanitarian aid in through the crossing.
The kites are part of a campaign led by Gaza’s terrorist Hamas rulers against a crippling blockade Israel and Egypt imposed when the Islamic militant group seized control of the territory in 2007.
(AP)
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Awwww,
Maybe they’ll stop doing kite bombs
Yeah, the Israelis should just open the floodgates and let Hamas take over Israel altogether! Right, UN, Unnecessary Nincompoops?
So what’s the problem if conditions worsen are we supposed to feel bad hey un y don’t u warn the lousy Arabs that if they keep attacking the Jews their situation will get worse and get THEM to deal with it
Invent giant fans and let them blow over to the NATO countries.
PS, never heard of desperate people having fun with kites. Amusing psychology going on.
Awww, poor terrorists. Maybe stop using everything including KITES to try to murder Jews and your living conditions will improve.
someone should tell un
that burning fields in israel worsens the conditions in israel