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A global Observatory report indicates that more than two-thirds of Gaza's population, approximately 1.2 million people, could experience severe hunger by the end of the year due to funding shortages and reductions in humanitarian aid, despite some relative improvement following the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in October 2025. The sector suffers from high levels of malnutrition, with most residents relying on food aid amid strict Israeli restrictions on the entry of essential supplies. The United Nations estimates that the situation could worsen to affect 67% of the population by December, with about 212,000 people in emergency conditions. While Israel denies imposing restrictions on food entry, relief organizations accuse Hamas of attempting to divert and plunder aid, threatening the collapse of water and sewage networks in Gaza. The situation remains fragile, with the humanitarian crisis worsening amid ongoing conflicts.
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