Two-thirds of Gaza face severe food shortages
A United Nations report indicates that approximately 67% of the population in the Gaza Strip, or about 1.4 million people, are suffering from severe food deprivation, despite a slight improvement compared to the end of last year when the rate was 77%. Critical cases still include 212,000 individuals in emergency conditions, and it is expected that around 74,000 children will continue to receive treatment for severe malnutrition throughout the coming year, along with potential nutritional support for 25,000 pregnant and breastfeeding women. The situation continues to deteriorate due to restrictions on access to aid and humanitarian services in the affected areas. The UN Food Security System classifies that more than 20 civilians have been killed by settlers since the beginning of this year, with warnings that the crisis may worsen as the occupation persists in escalating, threatening the lives of Gaza's residents and deepening their suffering.
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