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“The surge in supplies entering Gaza each day and the return of law and order has allowed aid organizations to scale up the delivery of life saving assistance and services,” Farhan said, noting that partners have resumed monthly food distributions with full rations in central and southern Gaza. He said humanitarian organizations transported 118 trucks of food parcels and flour from UNRWA warehouses to more than 60 distribution points in the south.

UNICEF dispatched high-energy biscuits and ready-to-use foods sufficient for thousands of infants, Farhan said. He added that medical disposables and trauma management kits were distributed to 14 hospitals and reproductive health kits to 28 health facilities, a stock he said was enough for 58,000 people. Fuel deliveries were reported to be powering water wells, desalination plants and sewage pumps; Farhan said seven trucks of fuel were delivered to northern Gaza — the first such shipment since the ceasefire began — and that two of UNRWA’s primary health service points in Gaza City, the Beach Health Center and the Raj Medical Point, reopened yesterday.

On the West Bank, Farhan said the Jenin Government Hospital remains disconnected from water and electricity and that access there is extremely difficult because of road damage. The facility is drawing on dwindling water reserves from emergency tanks installed weeks earlier through an allocation by the Occupied Palestinian Territory Humanitarian Fund, which is managed by OCHA.

Why it matters: increased access and supplies can expand life-saving assistance in Gaza but critical infrastructure and access restrictions continue to limit returns and services. The Jenin hospital’s disconnection underscores persistent humanitarian and access challenges in the West Bank.

Context and next steps: Farhan said more medicines, shelter materials and water, sanitation and hygiene supplies are expected over the coming days. He also said most Palestinians remain at displacement sites either because homes are destroyed or contaminated by explosive ordnance or because movement back to northern Gaza has not yet been allowed.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Occupied Palestinian Territory, Syria, Haiti & other topics - Daily Press Briefing (23 January 2025)","oneSentenceSummary","Farhan, the UN spokesperson, said large volumes of humanitarian aid are entering Gaza through the Erez and Zikim crossings in the north and Kerem Shalom in the south.","taxTitle","United Nations","taxId",77382,"location","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":79,"_47":80,"_49":81,"_51":82,"_53":83,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":84,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":85,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":56,"_72":56,"_73":56},6680294,"UN briefs on upcoming travel, press conference and public events; Luxembourg pays regular budget dues",383,155000,538000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2143810-4230eaaccc13b654efe2d8c4c47a8897&start=155&end=538","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2143810-4230eaaccc13b654efe2d8c4c47a8897/thumbnail_155000.jpg","/articles/6680294/UN-briefs-on-upcoming-travel-press-conference-and-public-events-Luxembourg-pays-regular-budget-dues","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6680294-0dd50f4d64ed744d2d80caa747fb7b65/orig.mp4?Expires=1771152675&Signature=HIWY3I1W4s4n4DdFA0IA6F2BHCFh3delVLa0vJ27926O~HbYMTz43I9r2VORvy7HC8Bo8j5Lk~c-cIErTKMZMCQJfp447tmr~0FliG3sErUuvA16reBvrPyP-IgK-68Kjz1TJO0rmBTbpfblK4Kd7HaIGCjm7IAG2WbEibKwUfXVBjyjNfLe5SeJVG4rVUU7FNyj7E3fgJsNuo4UPAYGY2BJCstb1ttK0Etg1JtK-8moIPpf1el-NvVpTHxFB6B8SX9xp7SuPzty6Yo9Bp6GNq1jwYILCW5rU5yAuKQXBNuCmUNY5-epxgDk98~mAvUEOauJfDiWU7vv7cSwVhzeMg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Farhan, the UN spokesperson, said Under-Secretary-General for Peace Operations Jean Pierre Lacroix will travel to the Middle East beginning Sunday, including visits to two UN peacekeeping missions and travel to Damascus and Jerusalem to meet with local and Israeli authorities. Lacroix’s priorities include expressing solidarity with UN peacekeepers and highlighting mine action and removal of explosive remnants of war.

On scheduling, Farhan said the secretary-general’s postponed press conference is now set for 30 January at 10:30 a.m. He also said the 25th member state paid its regular UN budget dues in full and thanked Luxembourg.

Farhan noted upcoming public events at UN facilities: a Holocaust and United Nations Outreach Programme book launch with Professor Deborah Dwork at the UN Bookshop and a briefing tomorrow for the International Day of Education with Yasmin Sharif of Education Cannot Wait.

Why it matters: travel by senior UN officials, scheduling of the secretary-general’s press conference and the receipt of budget dues are administrative items that affect UN engagement and public briefings in the coming days.","The UN spokesperson said Under-Secretary-General Jean Pierre Lacroix will travel to the Middle East and Syria; the secretary-general’s postponed press conference is scheduled for Jan. 30 at 10:30 a.m.; and Luxembourg paid its regular budget dues in full.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":56,"_72":56,"_73":56},6680297,"WFP convoy from South Sudan arrives in Sudan, UN calls for use of all routes to reach people in need",68,432000,500000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2143810-4230eaaccc13b654efe2d8c4c47a8897&start=432&end=500","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2143810-4230eaaccc13b654efe2d8c4c47a8897/thumbnail_432000.jpg","/articles/6680297/WFP-convoy-from-South-Sudan-arrives-in-Sudan-UN-calls-for-use-of-all-routes-to-reach-people-in-need","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6680297-022c4871a0826f77e0de23ba917e7c78/orig.mp4?Expires=1771152675&Signature=h1q9R3tr-ROLJKeb0P2es9DPEF1aExrgu~93gqAl2gJtIDt3XaCvp~i4yxw9EaKxQdC7f~bAJmOAnExvj6xc61DgBc9VS7fJ9ER5IE7BrTHS4aEDB12VYnrdHch0ikhZOvemcGpYYdU0S3eZ5PiQ1ZMc7jeXN2v56qt4WkoTzVu9g0LJTO0qPXhSVatCF6RqBNxraNlRLz7gQxf2g0mibxJcjJrHBFVyFeV4IZ9RkQ~w9YMq2lQj0inLCE1l8DqA14RRsowGg2fc8o7w6c5GjJOWS1nrY~vh2ofa-f~rNHTCAkxXDxRHATYQ0IYa-8I3OUjZJrlcHJWiBkiiJjCozw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Farhan, the UN spokesperson, said the first cross-border barge convoy from South Sudan to Sudan via the White Nile arrived on 22 January in Khosti. He said the four-barge convoy carried 1,000 metric tonnes of WFP food assistance — enough, WFP estimates, to feed roughly 80,000 people for one month.

Farhan described the convoy as \"months in the planning\" and said it establishes another vital route for getting assistance into Sudan. He noted that earlier in the week WFP reached Wad Madani (the capital of Al Jazirah state) with the first delivery of aid in over a year and emphasized that humanitarian actors must be able to use all routes across borders and front lines to get urgently needed assistance to all parts of Sudan.

Why it matters: new and secure supply corridors can expand access to populations cut off by conflict, and the convoy demonstrates an operational route that humanitarian agencies want to maintain and replicate.

Context: WFP and partners continue to plan and coordinate multimodal delivery routes to overcome access constraints; the briefing reiterated the need to keep all possible supply lines open.","The World Food Programme delivered 1,000 metric tonnes of food via a four-barge convoy from South Sudan to Khosti, enough to feed about 80,000 people for one month. The UN said this establishes another route into Sudan and urged humanitarian use of all possible corridors.",{"_33":99,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":100,"_41":101,"_43":102,"_45":90,"_47":103,"_49":104,"_51":105,"_53":106,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":107,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":108,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":56,"_72":56,"_73":56},6680300,"UN brief: Haiti’s transition fragile amid corruption allegations, gangs control much of Port-au-Prince",97,335000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2143810-4230eaaccc13b654efe2d8c4c47a8897&start=335&end=432","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2143810-4230eaaccc13b654efe2d8c4c47a8897/thumbnail_335000.jpg","/articles/6680300/UN-brief-Haitis-transition-fragile-amid-corruption-allegations-gangs-control-much-of-Port-au-Prince","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6680300-f007214ca60f09ef688dba08d9c6b835/orig.mp4?Expires=1771152675&Signature=EwHihev3OzkJacuJvTdXueJ3ImCy4uK0xN3eWSGeHjchZBc9tFtwg-N6gzXZs9jO-hMqVFhu~rK~8qgTs7-v5HEgLvbQBhgJtm8FxMpuFP1EzZv2t6sVWGJBOFRqqLE86GV~cPSGxLabni5wFmYkwz7IL4XqGBKIXjamHgNCc1CISPOzUHVuBbYm4kz2Zje-3DfFcBBtlt0S2yi-xjibf7-5K0WXjp4D0b77jWcLp3LyOx2Ud75DotQkd4ZkbIQjUUeTAjxqgu3T-M4XGQk2z4UsP9MIcKWp5joSTPmV9TSg0TzNR2ftL189ypyzv93UbEBddXS56~GQDgi-sWOWzg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Maria Isabel Salvador, head of BINU, the UN political office in Haiti, told Security Council members that the security situation in Haiti has continued to deteriorate in recent months and remains complex. She said there is \"reason to be timidly hopeful\" about political progress but described the transition framework as fragile.

Salvador said serious corruption allegations against three members of Haiti’s transitional council have heightened tensions and raised questions about the council’s legitimacy. She called on the Security Council to remain committed to supporting Haiti and said a lasting solution will require simultaneous progress on political and security fronts supported by international solidarity.

Gadawali, identified in the briefing as the head of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime, briefed the council that gangs control about 85 percent of Port-au-Prince. She said that despite reinforcement of the arms embargo, weapons and ammunition trafficking continue to reach gangs and that human trafficking — particularly child trafficking by gangs — is surging.

Why it matters: the combination of entrenched gang control, trafficking and allegations of corruption affecting transitional authorities presents obstacles to stabilizing Haiti and restoring security and governance.

Context: Salvador and Gadawali urged continued international engagement; the briefing text was shared with attendees and Security Council members.","The UN political office in Haiti reported the security situation has deteriorated and that corruption allegations against three transitional council members have increased tensions. The UN Office on Drugs and Crime warned that gangs control roughly 85% of Port-au-Prince and that weapons trafficking and child trafficking have surged.",{"_33":110,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":111,"_41":112,"_43":113,"_45":102,"_47":114,"_49":115,"_51":116,"_53":117,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":118,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":119,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":56,"_72":56,"_73":56},6680302,"UN: returnees increasing in western rural Aleppo; winter needs and fuel costs hinder response in northwest Syria",132,203000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2143810-4230eaaccc13b654efe2d8c4c47a8897&start=203&end=335","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2143810-4230eaaccc13b654efe2d8c4c47a8897/thumbnail_203000.jpg","/articles/6680302/UN-returnees-increasing-in-western-rural-Aleppo-winter-needs-and-fuel-costs-hinder-response-in-northwest-Syria","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6680302-9b07c7d9f4b7ebc395c4f5b54a49e814/orig.mp4?Expires=1771152675&Signature=mwMz4s8jh4EHvOI9k4cajkQba9Ja~dwXwIaOsfzEuLkYO3gvoTd-zuD6p~vYfsmfFjn5kxk023MZ9F9pMr2QoVzspk293NmZ~MoMpwIj5ulOOjr4gRxEvWyR4LF5CY1iQf~6JCfpJw4i7qbKiPq5xOQuErEkXAmlZcoLEN0CtDpAPFtYrEU1Y~kHlRyJheea~bOdsECkVFFvqc3x5LjgV9bILvpeKESl1zmmtfYMLDVUiW83-k79FeYQPKjpcxMgXZMyg5HAP4Vc-a~FQkQ4Flisb7Ao8MQPWpjWSU7ZYeI3GzRLSlMx2vaowimzj1P4GTIZqV4IYzVOfJB0cIGtyw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Farhan, the UN spokesperson, said OCHA completed a cross-border mission from Turkey to Aleppo city and a field visit to western rural Aleppo where partners are implementing cash-for-work, peacebuilding and education activities funded by the Syria Humanitarian Fund.

The visit found a significant increase in returnees to the area, many of whom had been displaced to northwest Syria. Farhan said families are often living in damaged and looted houses that lack basic infrastructure such as doors and windows. He also reported ongoing artillery shelling and other security incidents affecting parts of the country, including eastern Aleppo near the Tishrin Dam and northern al-Hasakah governorate.

OCHA and partners warned that high fuel and transportation costs have left most mobile teams working in urban areas, leaving rural and remote areas without services such as counselling and psychosocial support. The price of heating fuel has increased by 50 to 80 percent in certain areas, Farhan said, and about 1,500,000 people are living in displacement camps in the Idlib governorate, many in tents with limited access to heating.

Why it matters: winter conditions, shelter damage and rising fuel prices are increasing humanitarian needs and limiting agencies’ ability to reach some of the most vulnerable populations in northwest Syria.

Context: Partners on the ground are implementing programs funded by the Syria Humanitarian Fund and using cash-for-work and education activities to support returnees; OCHA continues to monitor access and security constraints.","OCHA reported increased returnees to western rural Aleppo, damaged shelter stock and disrupted services in Idlib and northern Aleppo. High fuel prices and limited mobile teams are hampering winter assistance in displacement sites.","actionData","errors"]

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