Palestinians in Gaza remain stuck in non-stop nightmare, says UN chief


RAFAH: United Nations (UN) chief Antonio Guterres, who was on a visit to the doorstep of Gaza, said on Saturday (March 23) that the world has seen enough of the war's horrors and appealed for a ceasefire to allow in more aid, Palestinian news agency WAFA reported.

"Palestinians in Gaza - children, women, men - remain stuck in a non-stop nightmare," he said on the Egyptian side of the Rafah border crossing where truckloads of aid trickle into Gaza but the population is stalked by "hunger and starvation".

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