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- After Hamas' attacks on Israel over the weekend, Gaza is under siege.
- Israel has cut off food, water, fuel, and electricity to the Palestinian enclave.
- The restrictions "mean that aid agencies can't bring in more aid from outside," one NGO told Insider.
NGOs operating in Gaza are fast running out of supplies.
"Absolutely no humanitarian aid is getting into Gaza," Ivan Karakashian, the head of advocacy in Jerusalem for the NGO Norwegian Refugee Council, told Insider.
Karakashian said his group is currently "distributing what we have in stock and available locally within Gaza, but the blockade restrictions mean that aid agencies can't bring in more aid from outside."