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Coverage dated March 22, 2024

UN chief, at Gaza crossing, urges end to 'nightmare' of war

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UN chief Antonio Guterres, on a visit to the doorstep of Gaza Saturday, appealed for a ceasefire to allow in more aid, saying the world has "seen enough" horrors in

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  1. Wyoming Tribune Eagle

    UN chief, at Gaza crossing, urges end to 'nightmare' of war (opens Wyoming Tribune Eagle)

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    UN chief Antonio Guterres, on a visit to the doorstep of Gaza Saturday, appealed for a ceasefire to allow in more aid, saying the world has "seen enough" horrors in

  2. Al-Monitor

    UN chief, at Gaza crossing, appeals for end to war's 'nightmare' (opens Al-Monitor)

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    UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, on a visit to the doorstep of war-ravaged Gaza, on Saturday said the world has seen enough of its horrors and appealed for a ceasefire to allow in more aid.He spoke at the crossing on the Egyptian side of Rafah, where most of Gaza's population has sought refuge…

  3. The Guardian

    Middle East crisis live: UN chief appeals for an end to Gaza’s ‘non-stop nightmare’ during Rafah visit (opens The Guardian)

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    António Guterres said the world has seen enough of the horrors in Gaza and appealed for a ceasefire to allow in more aid

  4. The Guardian

    UN calls for humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza amid urgent efforts to avoid famine (opens The Guardian)

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    António Guterres says Palestinian people ‘remain stuck in a non-stop nightmare’ as Israel stands accused of blocking aid

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