enterprises, taking account of dimensions, regional formations, and human characteristics of poverty. o Attention be paid to equal distribution of economic resources across economic sectors, social groups, and geographical areas. Right to adequate food In paragraphs 148-153, the report does not address the problems facing Gaza citizens to enjoys their right to adequate food. According to certain data, some 70 percent of the Gaza population are affected by food insecurity. Nearly 1.5 million out of 2 million citizens depend on humanitarian assistance delivered by international and local organisations. In light of the above, the ICHR recommends that: o Equal distribution of economic resources be highlighted, together with providing necessary budget appropriations to the Gaza Strip due to the Israeli economic and political blockade, closure of crossing points, and movement restrictions. Right to adequate housing Paragraphs 161-171 of the report review government efforts to provide adequate housing, but do not examine approved policies to finalise Gaza reconstruction in the aftermath of Israel’s military aggression of 2021. After the Israeli offensive in 2014, just 70 percent of Gaza reconstruction projects have been completed. In other words, some 2,000 destroyed housing units have not yet been rebuilt. Also, following Israel’s offensive of 2018 and 2019, 207 completely destroyed homes were not reconstructed. In the 2021 aggression, the Israeli army destroyed more than 500 housing units and caused partial damage to hundreds of homes. Preliminary estimates of losses were US$ 73 million. To this end, the ICHR recommends that: o The Palestinian government make clear the reconstruction mechanisms based on the principle local and international partnership, while at the same time prioritising reconstruction of homes belonging to, and provision of adequate housing to the most vulnerable groups, including impoverished persons and women. Right to health In paragraphs 172-201, the report provides an overview of the regulations, strategies, and procedures, which ensure the realisation of the right to health. However, the report fails to mention that the Palestinian Basic Law does not provide for the right to health as one of 13