The UN stated Wednesday that over 150,000 tents purchased by humanitarian partners and member states are waiting outside the Gaza Strip for Israeli permission to enter. UN Deputy spokesperson Farhan Haq told reporters that this figure includes 117,000 tents from the Egyptian Relief Committee in El Arish.
Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán on the Edge of Defeat Ahead of Election
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is facing a tough challenge in his bid for re-election, trailing significantly in recent polls.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is facing a tough challenge in his bid for re-election, trailing significantly in recent polls. Seeking to bolster his campaign, Orbán welcomed Vice President JD Vance, an influential figure in the right-wing populist movement, for a two-day …
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UN Deputy Spokesperson Farhan Haq stated that 150,000 tents, including 117,000 from the Egyptian Relief Committee in El Arish, are awaiting Israeli approval to enter Gaza. Haq told reporters that Israeli authorities must provide permissions for the tents to be brought in, noting that while transport costs are a factor, the primary issue is obtaining the necessary approvals.
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The UN stated Wednesday that more than 150,000 tents purchased by humanitarian partners and member states are awaiting Israeli permission to enter the Gaza Strip. UN Deputy spokesperson Farhan Haq told reporters that this total includes 117,000 tents from the Egyptian Relief Committee located in El Arish.