"Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza: Impact on Children's Health and Future"

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The ongoing war in Gaza has led to widespread destruction of public and private buildings, raising concerns about a "lost generation" of young people, according to a senior UN official. The UN reports that 60% of homes in Gaza have been destroyed or damaged, with nine in every 10 schools suffering significant damage. The destruction has severely impacted the lives of children, with many losing access to education and basic medical treatment. The UN fears that the longer the fighting continues, the worse the predicament for the displaced Gazans will become, potentially leading to a breakdown in civil order and forcing people to leave the territory.
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