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Gaza A0 2014 23July.Pdf United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs occupied Palestinian territory Zikim GAZA EMERGENCY Karmiya e s n e o il ACCESS RESTRICTIONS Z m A g l in a Yad Mordekhai h c s ti ¥ i u F a 4 ?B34 JULY 2014 As-Siafa ?B nA d o e e N 5 h . s 1 a EREZ CROSSING (BEIT HANOUN) R r OPEN, six days (daytime) a week for the movement A Gaza emergency of international workers and limited number of Occupied Palestinian Territory: authorizedNetiv Palestiniansha-Asara including aid workers, medical, humanitarian cases, businessmen and aid workers. Humanitarian Snapshot (as of 22 July 2014) Al Attarta Temporary Wastewater Treatment Lagoons Situation Overview Ghaboon Hai Al Amal Geographic breakdown of fatilities 1.8 As the Gaza emergency enters its third week and the Israeli Fado's ?B4 Al Qaraya al Badawiya (8 to 22 July) million ground offensive continues for the fifth consecutive day, the (Umm An-Naser) affected people in casualty toll among Palestinian civilians continues to escalate. !P ¹º» The increase in the targeting of homes and killing of multiple ¹ the Gaza Strip members of the same families is of increasing concern. Intense n North Gaza ee Erez Beit Lahia D overcrowding in shelters, compounded by the lack of access to d ¹ Al Salateen K Wastewater E Beit Lahiya some of them, has undermined the living conditions of IDPs, as Al Jam'ia Hatabiyya J h ! Al Kur'a Treatment Plant la mass displacement continues. El Khamsa Sa As Sultan ! Beit Lahiya Abedl Hamaid D D D D D ! 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Zone D e D w z D D Protection of civilians: ensuring respect for International !! a D D a P! Beit Hanoun D D YWX ft D D ! l-W Al Masreen D D D D ! !! A D D to complete search -Sa ! Kamal Edwan l D Humanitarian LawNew humanitarian pause: D l li D ! D P D ! a Hospital D A D D h D D D K D !! Hospital D ! D and rescue operations, repair critical infrastructure, and reach isolated Ash Shati' Camp D D ! D 21 D ! D D 'Arab Maslakh D ! Abu Ghazala D ! D Zemmo D D ! D D D D 75 areas. D D D D ! Jabalia D D P A Beit Lahya D D D D An Naser l-q D D D D u D D d D s D Al Banat D Sderot Ash Sheikh D Scale up response to IDPs: by adding shelters and replenishing D D Gaza ! D D D Deir al B alah D "J a D k D ek D D ! l-S D A D Radwan D Al Farata D D food, water, and NFI stocks. Wharf D D 117,000 D D D D n D Jabalya El Balad D YWX ! e D displaced (at least) ! e D D ! D !x D D D Al Nazaz D " D . D D D Ed D D D ! D taking shelter in h D D a D D ! l D D ISRAEL UNDP Compound D D ! S D D Al Deira Sa D D !! D D D D UNRWA schools a D D D D D l D Damaged structures Hotel D v® e D D Northern Remal D D h D D a D D D D 31 D D D 158 m D ! D a D ! a D ! D D ! / r r D D Al Shifa' D ! d D a D D D o Al D D Palestine -q D D -K D n u D d D l D s D Hospital D Khan Yunis a D D D A D Stadium D D D D UNSCO Compound D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D 1.2 D D D Southern Remal D D D D D D D Ad Darraj D 90 2,655 D YWX D ! D million D D D !! D D D !! D Al Azhar D D D / D D UNRWA D People with no or D D D D D ! l D D D D D D D schools housing units University At Tuffah D D a D 14 D D D Compound D D n D D D D / D D 86 D a D ! ! D D D D D D very limited access to a D D Q D D damaged destroyed or severely D D Rafah - k D D Islamic D D l D D k D D D D D D ! A e D D D D D D J D D D EGYPT a D University D water or sanitation damaged -S D D m l D D D D D D a A D D D l D ! D D A D D D ! 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D D ! a D D D D D damaged D D D D D -K D are still inhabitable D D only four hours a day l D D D D D Ash Shuja'iyeh D A D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D Gaza D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D Israeli Fatilities Palestinian Casualties * D D D D D D R D al Mintar D D D d D D D D D D D N D Hill D D D D o D D D D . D D D D D 10 D D D D D D D D D Fatalities by status Fatalities by status Fatalities by date D D D 122 D n D YWX Az Zaitoun D D D e D D K D J a D Nahal Oz / Fuel Pipeline 232 116 D e D D B k D ? 4 D D D D k D D D D D D Gaza Wastewater D D 5 D D -Se D 13 D Ed l D D D Closed since January 2010 D Treatment Plant D Kfar Aza A D D h »D D ºD D ¹D a D A D D l D D 17 D l D D - D D D M D D Sa D D 2 (7%) D D o D D D D n D D D D D D t D D D a D D D D D D D r D Civilians D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D Civilians Unknown D D Karni D D D Karni Crossing (Al Montar) D D D D D D »D 42( 7%) Industrial ºD ¹D D 491 (77%) D D D D D D Zone D D D D Closed since 11 June 2007 D D D D D 54 D including D D D 52 At Turukman D D Members of armed D D 50 D D D D 48 3 105 D D D 28 D (conveyor belt closed since March 2011) D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D groups D D D D Killed 38 9 94 D D 88 Women D D 11 D Al Zahra D D D 11 D D D D 1 23 Al Mughraqa D D Sa'ad D D 102 (16%) D 2 ! 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