World Food Program Stressed today, Saturday, that the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip must continue and there is no room for going back.
The program explained, according to the Palestine Today Agency, that its teams reached one million people in Gaza after six weeks of the ceasefire.
It indicated that the program’s assistance included the re-operation of distribution points, the operation of bakeries, and the expansion of cash assistance.
Today, the first phase of the ceasefire agreement ends and enters its 42nd day, without a clear announcement of the start of the second phase or the extension of the first, with “Israel” continuing to procrastinate in implementing the terms of the agreement in full, as it delayed the release of the seventh batch of prisoners, and prevented the entry of caravans and mobile homes for the displaced.
