Gaza faces food shortages and buying limits
The article points to the continued Israeli occupation's implementation of a "silent starvation" policy against the residents of Gaza, through the insufficient entry of humanitarian and food aid. More than 95% of the population depend on assistance, and 90% have lost their purchasing power. Since the signing of the ceasefire agreement, only 69,387 trucks have been allowed to enter out of the planned 198,000, meaning 65% of aid remains blocked. The occupation persists in allowing only about 35% of the agreed-upon quantities to enter. International parties are calling for pressure on Israel to compel compliance with the agreement and to bear responsibility for the worsening humanitarian crisis resulting from this ongoing starvation policy.
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