Private Sector Research Head: 90% of Gaza's Population in Poverty
The article highlights the worsening humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip as a result of ongoing conflict, with poverty rates reaching approximately 90% and unemployment rising to 75%. Researcher Omar Shaaban explains that the crisis goes beyond a shortage of food aid, including the destruction of productive assets, soaring prices, and shortages of fuel and basic supplies. There is a significant deficit in cooking gas and vehicle operating materials. Agricultural lands and livestock have also been widely damaged, leading to a decline in local food production capacity. The article notes that the aid permitted to enter is far below the pre-war needs, which further exacerbates the suffering of the population and deepens the economic, social, and health crises in the region.
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