The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) said that approximately 400,000 citizens have been displaced in the Gaza Strip since the Israeli occupation army resumed its aggression on March 18.

This came in a post by UNRWA on the X platform on Friday, in which it stated that estimates indicate that approximately 400,000 people have been displaced in Gaza following the collapse of the ceasefire.

She noted that citizens in the Gaza Strip are facing the longest period of disruption to aid and commercial supplies since the beginning of the aggression.

Since March 2, the occupation has been preventing the entry of essential supplies, including food and water, into the Gaza Strip after closing the crossings, causing a humanitarian disaster and worsening famine and thirst.

UNRWA called for an immediate ceasefire and the unimpeded flow of humanitarian aid and commercial supplies into the Gaza Strip.