Israel still restricting critical aid from entering Gaza despite ceasefire deal: UNICEF

The United Nations says despite the ceasefire, one in five households is still eating only one meal a day.
43 percent of households have reduced their portions of meals, meaning they are not eating enough.
The situation remains dire in northern Gaza where the UN says no food aid convoy has entered since the 12th of September.
Gaza's government media office says on average, only 145 commercial and aid trucks are entering Gaza each day instead of the agreed 600.

Tess Ingram is the Middle East and North Africa Communications Manager at UNICEF.
She said Israel is blocking some critical supplies from entering Gaza including education kits for hundreds of thousands of children who remain out of school.

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