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The United Nations and its partners estimate US$4.06 billion is required to deliver time sensitive, life-saving support to 3 million people in need of humanitarian assistance across OPT in 2026.<\/strong><\/p>\n The magnitude and severity of death, destruction and extreme deprivation in the Gaza Strip have generated profound human suffering and humanitarian needs. In the West Bank, demolitions, operations by Israeli forces, settler violence and movement restrictions continue to trigger displacement and drive a range of humanitarian needs. The erosion of community resilience mechanisms has further intensified needs across all sectors.<\/p>\n The priority in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT) is to scale up the humanitarian response<\/strong>, capitalizing on any improvement in access conditions to prevent further loss of life, morbidity, and trauma. The response aims to deliver life-saving assistance and ensure appropriate protection mitigation and response across Gaza and the West Bank.\u00a0This will be done by leveraging the comparative advantage, systems and structures of the United Nations-coordinated system, NGO partners, community networks, logistics and distribution systems, and experience to:<\/strong><\/p>\n Delivery of the response depends on a conducive operating environment.<\/strong>\u00a0While there have been improvements in the volume of supplies brought into Gaza and the ability of aid actors to expand the delivery of critical services since the ceasefire took effect on 10 October, humanitarian actors continue to face a range of bureaucratic impediments, access restrictions, and anti-UN rhetoric, which collectively constrain humanitarian space and the ability to operate at scale. Genuine efforts to enable humanitarian assistance to and throughout the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT) will require full compliance by parties with international humanitarian law, including the protection of civilians, and critical changes in the operating environment.<\/p>\n The United Nations-coordinated system includes a total of\u00a0201 UN agencies, international and national NGOs, and the International Red Cross\/Red Crescent Movement.<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n The UN and partners will provide a comprehensive package of multisectoral assistance in a dignified and principled manner that targets and ensures access to aid for the most vulnerable individuals and households. Select priority interventions include\u00a0(non-exhaustive list)<\/strong>:<\/p>\n The UN and its partners employ a multi-layered approach to risk management comprised of global standards coupled with contextually relevant measures to minimize the risk of aid diversion. Humanitarian assistance coordinated through the UN system is provided in accordance with the following fundamental standards:<\/p>\n 08 Dec 2025 The United Nations and its partners estimate US$4.06 billion is required to deliver time sensitive, life-saving support to 3 million people in need of humanitarian assistance across OPT in 2026. 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