In the midst of a dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza, relief organizations are scrambling to provide much-needed aid to the affected population. The head of the United Nations has voiced concerns over Israel's alleged obstacles hindering aid distribution in the region. The situation remains critical, with only a fraction of humanitarian aid trucks reaching their destination through the Rafah border.
Shelterbox, a well-known relief group, is preparing to enter Gaza to provide support. Keri Murray, the organization's president, discussed their response plans in an interview. Murray emphasized the urgent need for basic necessities such as food, water, medical aid, and shelter as over two million people, accounting for more than 85% of Gaza's population, have been displaced from their homes.
