Food security experts warn Gaza is at critical risk of famine if Israel doesn't end its blockade
- On May 12, 2025, food security experts issued a serious warning that the Gaza Strip is on the verge of famine unless Israel ends its blockade and military operations.
- This crisis results from a 19-month Israeli military campaign combined with a 10-week blockade that bans food, shelter, and medicine imports into Gaza.
- The blockade and military actions have devastated Gaza's internal food production and increased hunger, forcing most of the 2.3 million population to rely almost entirely on outside aid.
- Nearly 477,000 Palestinians, or 22% of Gaza's population, face catastrophic hunger meaning possible starvation, while another million endure emergency hunger with severe food gaps, according to the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification.
- Experts warn that outright famine is likely unless the blockade ends, stressing that a famine declaration should not delay urgent aid to prevent further deaths and starvation in Gaza.
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UN Report: Famine Out of Control in Gaza
According to UN figures, the situation in the Gaza Strip continues to deteriorate. The famine is getting worse every day and agriculture is facing collapse. Almost no one is spared in the enclave. In view of the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) warns of an increasing famine. The organization based in Rome called for the immediate restoration of humanitarian access and the lifting of all blocka…
Gaza population now faces critical risk of famine, global hunger monitor warns
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