Hunger Threatens Gaza Displaced
Displaced families in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip are facing increasing concerns over worsening hunger due to the World Food Programme's reduction of food assistance amid funding shortages. This has resulted in approximately 500,000 people being excluded from beneficiary lists, food rations being cut for about 1.1 million Palestinians, and the number of daily hot meals decreasing from 250,000 to 150,000. Around 1.4 million people in the Gaza Strip—one-third of the population—are suffering from severe food insecurity. This exacerbates the hardships of families dependent on aid to meet their basic needs, threatening food security and adding further pressure on displaced households amid challenging living conditions, scarce resources, and limited job opportunities.
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