US EditionIsrael's blockade means Gaza's hospitals cannot provide food to recovering patients
- Israel's blockade on food and other supplies entering Gaza has led to a rise in malnutrition, with 16,000 pregnant women and new mothers facing acute malnutrition this year.
- Hospital patients in Gaza are unable to get proper nutrition, with markets empty except for canned goods and limited vegetables, and local production of vegetables plummeting due to damage to farmlands by Israeli forces.
- Palestinians, including patients at Nasser Hospital, are struggling to afford food, with prices skyrocketing, and many have lost weight, especially in the past two months.
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Gaza: “Surviving on Less Than a Meal a Day” as Suffering Deepens Under Israel’s Blockade - Quds News Network
Gaza (Quds News Network)- Since March 2, Israel has closed Gaza’s main crossings, halting the flow of food, medical aid, fuel, and other critical humanitarian supplies. This blockade has resulted in a severe and unprecedented decline in living conditions. Human rights organizations have accused Israel of using starvation as a weapon of war against the Palestinians. After imposing the blockade, Israel resumed its genocide in Gaza on March 18, vio…
Gaza's wounded and sick left hungry by Israel's blockade
In Gaza, dwindling food supplies mean that even the sick and injured are unable to get the nutrition they desperately need. Israel refuses to lift its blockade of humanitarian aid and is intensifying its military campaign.
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