Occupation tightens Gaza blockade
The humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip is escalating due to the decline in international aid and its reduction by nearly 50%, as a result of the Israeli occupation's refusal to allow most supply trucks to enter. This has led to a severe shortage of basic commodities such as flour and fuel, causing many bakeries to shut down and threatening the closure of others. There is also a shortage of vegetables and high prices for foodstuffs. The sector has been significantly affected by the destruction of 90% of civilian infrastructure, and the number of martyrs and injured has risen dramatically amidst ongoing bombing and destruction. This results in greater suffering for the residents, who are becoming entirely dependent on external aid, which is sharply failing to meet the needs for food assistance.
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