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Almost 450,000 people who have fled Rafah over the last week lack shelter, water and latrines, according to the UN’s main relief agency in Gaza (UNRWA).
UNRWA reported Tuesday that families continue to flee Rafah in search of safety, fleeing wherever they can – including to rubble and sand dunes.
The report said families displaced from Rafah are arriving at sites that lack shelter, latrines and water points.
It is impossible to improve the situation at displacement sites if supplies can’t enter Gaza, it said.
The report also said that Israeli settlers attacked aid trucks bound for Gaza in the occupied West Bank on Monday, according to the agency’s office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
The UN called for Israel to do more to protect aid trucks from violence by Israeli settlers and ensure that all allegations of settler violence are investigated and the perpetrators prosecuted.