30
Oct
Thousands of people in Gaza have broken into aid depots to take supplies in what the UN called a "worrying sign of civil order starting to break down". The UN relief agency for Palestinians (Unrwa) said warehouses holding basics like flour and soap were ransacked. The news comes as Israel intensifies military action against Hamas in Gaza. More than half of the Strip's 2.4 million inhabitants have been displaced and thousands of buildings have been destroyed, the UN says. Hamas gunmen launched unprecedented attacks on Israel from Gaza on 7 October, killing more than 1,400 people and taking 230 hostages.…