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Reports indicate that the food situation in Gaza remains fragile after a temporary halt in improvements due to the closure of crossings and Israeli restrictions. This has led to shortages of basic goods and a decline in their nutritional value as a result of power outages. Additionally, the control persists over a large portion of agricultural land, with a ban on fishing, livestock entry, and movement, which paralyzes the agricultural and animal sectors. The region faces severe water and electricity crises, with daily water consumption per person dropping to only 2 to 3 liters compared to the global standard of 100 liters. The movement of trucks permissible to enter has decreased to 50-70 per day from an intended 600 trucks. There is also a significant shortage of medicines and essential medical supplies. Over 158,000 children suffer from malnutrition, with long-term health and psychological effects such as stunting, anemia, and declining school performance. Restoring food security requires regular opening of crossings, withdrawal of occupation forces from agricultural lands, and facilitation of fuel entry. The surge in food prices has further exacerbated the population's suffering.
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