Mideast : Gaza- Food

Palestinians receive food supply from the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) headquarters in refugee camp in Gaza, February 8, 2009. The United Nations said Palestinians in the Gaza Strip have gone from an "overwhelming grief to a pervasive sense of anger" as they continue to face the reality of the destruction of their community and shortage of daily essentials. "People here are coming to term with a new reality, with tens of thousands of them have no homes anymore and also the aid efforts are hampered by the lack of access," said John Ging, the head of the UN relief agency for Palestinians in Gaza.APOLLO IMAGES/Majdi Fathi

Palestinians receive food supply from the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) headquarters in refugee camp in Gaza, February 8, 2009. The United Nations said Palestinians in the Gaza Strip have gone from an "overwhelming grief to a pervasive sense of anger" as they continue to face the reality of the destruction of their community and shortage of daily essentials. "People here are coming to term with a new reality, with tens of thousands of them have no homes anymore and also the aid efforts are hampered by the lack of access," said John Ging, the head of the UN relief agency for Palestinians in Gaza.APOLLO IMAGES/Majdi Fathi

Palestinians receive food supply from the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) headquarters in refugee camp in Gaza, February 8, 2009. The United Nations said Palestinians in the Gaza Strip have gone from an "overwhelming grief to a pervasive sense of anger" as they continue to face the reality of the destruction of their community and shortage of daily essentials. "People here are coming to term with a new reality, with tens of thousands of them have no homes anymore and also the aid efforts are hampered by the lack of access," said John Ging, the head of the UN relief agency for Palestinians in Gaza.APOLLO IMAGES/Majdi Fathi

Palestinians receive food supply from the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) headquarters in refugee camp in Gaza, February 8, 2009. The United Nations said Palestinians in the Gaza Strip have gone from an "overwhelming grief to a pervasive sense of anger" as they continue to face the reality of the destruction of their community and shortage of daily essentials. "People here are coming to term with a new reality, with tens of thousands of them have no homes anymore and also the aid efforts are hampered by the lack of access," said John Ging, the head of the UN relief agency for Palestinians in Gaza.APOLLO IMAGES/Majdi Fathi

Palestinians receive food supply from the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) headquarters in refugee camp in Gaza, February 8, 2009. The United Nations said Palestinians in the Gaza Strip have gone from an "overwhelming grief to a pervasive sense of anger" as they continue to face the reality of the destruction of their community and shortage of daily essentials. "People here are coming to term with a new reality, with tens of thousands of them have no homes anymore and also the aid efforts are hampered by the lack of access," said John Ging, the head of the UN relief agency for Palestinians in Gaza.APOLLO IMAGES/Majdi Fathi

Palestinians receive food supply from the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) headquarters in refugee camp in Gaza, February 8, 2009. The United Nations said Palestinians in the Gaza Strip have gone from an "overwhelming grief to a pervasive sense of anger" as they continue to face the reality of the destruction of their community and shortage of daily essentials. "People here are coming to term with a new reality, with tens of thousands of them have no homes anymore and also the aid efforts are hampered by the lack of access," said John Ging, the head of the UN relief agency for Palestinians in Gaza.APOLLO IMAGES/Majdi Fathi