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GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, AUG 9 – Malnutrition deaths in Gaza rise to 212, including 98 children, as blockade and conflict worsen food shortages and aid access remains limited, health officials say.
- On Saturday, Gaza’s Health Ministry said eleven more Palestinians died from malnutrition, raising the total to 212, including 98 children.
- Aid deliveries remain insufficient as Israel controls aid entry and has severely restricted access, with ongoing bombardment and displacement orders blocking humanitarian efforts.
- UN experts confirmed in a recent report that Israeli forces and foreign military contractors continue to open indiscriminate fire at aid distribution points, where aid sites have become scenes of “orchestrated killing,”
- The health ministry said 21 people were killed seeking aid, and at least 38 were killed and 491 injured by Israeli military activity in the last 24 hours.
- The plan would forcibly displace residents, with Israel setting an evacuation deadline before a military siege begins on 7 October 2025.
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Prison hospitals recorded five deaths by hunger on Saturday, including two children. The contents of Gaza. Number of children killed by malnutrition below 100 appear first in Journal i.
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Rawand al Titar woke up Thursday morning with a feeling she had not had for a long time: hope. Pregnant for five months, she had finally been able to find sugar, cheese and flour in the markets of Gaza City, after Israel slightly eased the restrictions blocking food entry into the Gaza Strip, which have condemned two million people to go hungry every day, according to the United Nations. 212 people, almost half children, have died malnourished, …
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