UN says Israeli policies worsened deadly impact of Gaza winter storm
The UN says Israel could have prevented death and destruction caused by the storm in Gaza had it allowed sufficient aid.
Al Jazeera English reported that the UN says Israel could have prevented death and destruction caused by the storm in Gaza had it allowed sufficient aid.
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- Israel · Middle East
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- UN, Gaza, Israeli
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- World
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