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11:43Now PlayingThe UN says Gaza has improved—but "progress is far too slow." After visiting the Strip, a senior UN official delivered one of the strongest warnings yet at the UN Security Council.
What You Need to Know
• UN Deputy Special Coordinator Ramiz Alakbarov says Gaza's humanitarian situation has improved slightly but remains extremely fragile.
• The UN cites continued displacement, widespread destruction and near-daily casualties during ongoing Israeli military operations.
• Food security and sanitation have improved, but most Gazans still rely entirely on humanitarian assistance.
• The UN says humanitarian aid alone cannot rebuild Gaza and calls for accelerated recovery and reconstruction.
• The briefing supports implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 2803, including Hamas disarmament, Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, and renewed Palestinian governance.
• The UN also warns that rising violence and settlement expansion in the West Bank threaten regional stability and prospects for a two-state solution.
Watch the full breakdown of the UN Security Council briefing, the latest Gaza humanitarian update, Israel-Hamas war developments, and what these warnings could mean for the future of the Middle East peace process.
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