Gaza situation remains precarious, Tony Blair tells UN
Former UK prime minister Tony Blair told the United Nations Security Council that the situation in Gaza remains “precarious”, despite a reduction in violence following a ceasefire. Speaking in his role with the Board of Peace for Gaza, Blair said “the war has stopped” but ceasefire violations continue, while food assistance has improved and the Rafah Crossing is partially open, particularly for medical evacuations.
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