UN Decries ‘Astonishing’ Gaza Hunger Crisis as Truce Talks Stall

UN decries ‘astonishing’ Gaza hunger crisis as truce talks stall

As aid groups sound the alarm on Gaza's hunger crisis, President Donald Trump said Hamas “didn’t want to make a deal" to end the war.

Former GHF spokesman says if there is hunger in Gaza, it's the fault of Hamas and the UN

Segal: “No stories coming out of Gaza are factual. There are no foreign journalists in Gaza; all accounts coming out of there essentially pass through the Hamas filter.” By Vered Weiss, World Israel News Former spokesman for the Gaza Humanitarian Fund, Shahar Segal, told Kan Reshet Bet that Hamas and the United Nations, not Israel, are responsible if there is mass hunger in Gaza. He also disputed the claims of starvation, citing the fact that th…

Former GHF director: If someone is hungry in Gaza, it's the fault of Hamas and the UN

Shahar Segal, former spokesperson for US aid group GHF, says UN refusal to cooperate and Hamas control are fueling Gaza’s food insecurity and prolonging the war.

It Happened at the UN: Week Ending July 25

Palestinians getting food from a soup kitchen in Deir al-Balah, northern Gaza. As these centers dry up and other food sources vanish, more Gazans are dying of hunger amid famine conditions or they are being killed by Israeli fire as they approach aid hubs or convoys. The UN and some world leaders are sounding alarms as a plan to drop aid into the ravaged war zone is met with skepticism.   This Week @UN: IOM’s controversial hire; Gaza aid profite…