The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) said that no aid has entered the Gaza Strip since March 2.

UNRWA indicated, in tweets on the "X" platform, that this period is three times longer than the blockade imposed in October 2023.

She noted that approximately 69% of the Gaza Strip is subject to forced displacement orders following the issuance of at least 20 such orders by the Israeli military. She explained that UN estimates indicate that approximately 420,000 citizens have been displaced again since Israel resumed its offensive on Gaza.

She pointed out that approximately 90% of the Gaza Strip's population was displaced from their homes during the Israeli war on the Strip.

She stressed that the resumption of bombing and the lack of access to humanitarian supplies are impacting the ability of humanitarian agencies to meet the needs of Gaza's citizens, including food, water, sanitation, shelter, and other needs.

Earlier this month, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) reported that 1.9 million people had been forcibly displaced amidst bombing, fear, and loss in the Gaza Strip.