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Qudah also underscored the urgent need to immediately end the aggression on Gaza, reach a permanent ceasefire agreement, and ensure the immediate entry of humanitarian aid into the Strip—currently facing an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe—through relevant United Nations agencies. (Petra)
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