At least 124,000 Palestinians displaced in Gaza since Israel resumed attacks, UN says

The UN said on Tuesday that at least 124,000 Palestinians have been displaced in the Gaza Strip since Israel resumed its attacks.

In an update published on Tuesday, the UN Agency for Palestinian Refugees, Unrwa, said at least 124,000 Palestinians were displaced. 

The UN also decried Israel's siege of the enclave, saying that one million Palestinians will be without food parcels, if supplies are not allowed in. 

"The ongoing siege is worsening the humanitarian crisis," Unrwa said.