Gaza bread queues reappear amid flour shortages
Gaza is facing a severe bread shortage due to restrictions on the import of flour and food supplies. This has led to the closure of many commercial bakeries and threatens the continued production of bread, potentially causing a humanitarian catastrophe. Thousands of families rely heavily on humanitarian aid, which is gradually declining due to funding shortages and the tightening of border crossings. This situation increases the fragility of the food situation and the risks faced by the most vulnerable groups such as widows, children, and the elderly. A UN report indicates that bread production only covers about one-third of the needs, with the volume of incoming shipments decreasing by up to 75% compared to what is required. Experts warn that ongoing shortages will worsen the food security crisis and undermine the ability to meet essential needs in the sector.
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