US EditionGaza's Starving Search Garbage for Food
- Israel launched a military campaign against Gaza after Hamas' October 7, 2023 attacks, cutting off all food and medicine supplies on March 2, 2024.
- The nearly three-month blockade imposed by Israel sought to compel Hamas to free hostages but has driven Gaza’s 2.3 million residents to the brink of starvation.
- As a result, children in Gaza are now searching through garbage for food and fuel, a behavior not seen before the blockade.
- Abu Taeima, an educated mother from Shati refugee camp, said, "We're dying of hunger" and she must boil salvaged food for her five children.
- The blockade’s severity and limited aid delivery have caused widespread hunger and desperation, prompting international criticism and worsening living conditions.
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elcorreogallego.esThe Sad Images of a Woman Looking, Along with Her Daughter, for Food in the Garbage While Gaza Faces Famine
A woman searches for food in the trash while Gaza faces famine. A woman and her daughter sit in piles of rubble and destroyed buildings, flooded by flies plunging over a pile of garbage. They desperately search garbage bags for scraps of food to feed their hungry family.
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