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Head of US aid agency says Israel has pledged to improve safety for humanitarian workers in Gaza
The head of the U.S. agency overseeing American humanitarian assistance worldwide says Israel has agreed to use an improved system across the Gaza Strip to ensure humanitarian workers and aid can more safely move around
July 11, 2024