Blocking aid into Gaza will have a devastating impact on families already struggling to survive, warns CAFOD
CAFOD statement on the Israeli government’s decision to block all humanitarian aid into Gaza, as Ramadan begins.
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CAFOD statement on the Israeli government’s decision to block all humanitarian aid into Gaza, as Ramadan begins.
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CAFOD statement on the news that, according to the US and Hamas, a temporary ceasefire deal has been reached.