Katy Scholes

Apr 5, 2024 | msn.com | Alistair Bunkall |Katy Scholes

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Apr 5, 2024 | msn.com | Alistair Bunkall |Katy Scholes

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Apr 5, 2024 | channel103.com | John Sparks |Katy Scholes

As the queue quickly multiplies, the children push, shove and fight with each other for a few spoonfuls of the liquid. But there is not enough to go around. "It's a drop in the ocean," says Ramzi, a local volunteer who relies on aid agencies for the donations he cooks on a makeshift, wood-fired stove. After the death of seven aid workers in Israeli airstrikes on Monday evening, World Central Kitchen has suspended their operations. A number of other agencies have followed in their footsteps.

Apr 5, 2024 | iwradio.co.uk | John Sparks |Katy Scholes

As the queue quickly multiplies, the children push, shove and fight with each other for a few spoonfuls of the liquid. But there is not enough to go around. "It's a drop in the ocean," says Ramzi, a local volunteer who relies on aid agencies for the donations he cooks on a makeshift, wood-fired stove. After the death of seven aid workers in Israeli airstrikes on Monday evening, World Central Kitchen has suspended their operations. A number of other agencies have followed in their footsteps.

Apr 4, 2024 | news.sky.com | John Sparks |Katy Scholes

In a narrow side street next to the market in Rafah, a group of children form a disorganised queue as a charity worker distributes some watery soup. As the queue quickly multiplies, the children push, shove and fight with each other for a few spoonfuls of the liquid. But there is not enough to go around. "It's a drop in the ocean," says Ramzi, a local volunteer who relies on aid agencies for the donations he cooks on a makeshift, wood-fired stove.