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A UN official lost his job for criticising Israeli policies in Gaza, while large volumes of medical supplies face significant delays for clearance.
Medical supplies destined for Gaza face significant delays, with the World Health Organization reporting that Israeli clearance processes can take up to 74 days. This bottleneck affects essential items needed for the besieged population.
Separately, a United Nations official and a Food and Agriculture Organization representative stated they lost their positions after voicing criticism of Israeli policies concerning Gaza. These events underscore the challenges in delivering aid and the political sensitivities surrounding the conflict.
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Left: Middle East Monitor and Al Jazeera English report that a UN official lost his job after criticizing Israeli policies in Gaza, and that medical supplies for Gaza face long clearance delays from Israel.
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