Blockade
Halts
Food Aid To Gaza
Michael Bailey:
70,000 Gazans
have no drinking
water; UN can't
feed 700,000
refugees
Friday April
25th, 2008
The Gaza Strip
has fallen
eerily silent as
day-to-day life
grinds to a halt
in the face of
an Israeli fuel
blockade that
has forced the
UN to halt its
food shipments
into the
territory.
Michael Bailey
of Oxfam in
Jerusalem tells
The Real News
Network that
some 300,000
Gaza residents
have drinking
water at home
for less than
five hours per
day, every four
days, and the UN
can no longer
get supplies to
the 700,000
refugees living
in Gaza.
