Displaced persons protest demanding aid in Mawasi Khan Younis

Displaced Palestinians held a protest in the Mawasi Khan Younis area, southern Gaza Strip, demanding tents, blankets, lighting, and food, amid complaints that their basic humanitarian needs are not being met. Participants called on relief organizations to increase aid and improve distribution mechanisms.

Displaced Palestinians held a protest in the Mawasi Khan Younis area, southern Gaza Strip, demanding tents, blankets, lighting, and food. Participants called on international, Arab, and Islamic relief organizations to increase the volume of aid provided to the displaced, stressing that difficult living conditions require an urgent response. Displaced person Mahmoud al-Najjar said families face a shortage of basic necessities and called on relevant organizations to reach the displaced and provide what they need. He added that many families live in difficult conditions and that providing aid cannot be delayed, especially for families with children and the elderly. Displaced person Fawzia al-Qudra spoke about the suffering of families, pointing to the need for tents, blankets, lighting supplies, and food, and called on relief agencies to consider the conditions of the displaced and distribute aid according to the scale of needs. Participants demanded a more regular mechanism for distributing aid to ensure that tents, blankets, food, and lighting reach needy families. The Mawasi areas are among the main gathering points for the displaced in the southern Strip, where tens of thousands of families live in tents amid difficult humanitarian conditions.