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Palestinian groups caution against famine risk in Gaza, urge crossing openings
A report warns of the return of famine to the Gaza Strip due to a shortage of food supplies, reduced assistance, and ongoing restrictions on the entry of goods. Palestinian factions pointed out that the trucks that entered during the first year of the ceasefire did not exceed 35% of the agreed-upon number (600 trucks daily). Meanwhile, international organizations such as the World Food Programme have cut their aid, leaving about half a million people without food support. Measures taken by the occupation have also been used to threaten the food security of more than two million Palestinians, with the situation worsening due to restricted humanitarian work and lack of funding. This situation threatens to reintroduce famine and increase the suffering of children, the elderly, and displaced families. The factions are calling for openings at the crossings to ensure a continuous and sufficient flow of aid, and they hold the international community responsible for the worsening crisis.
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