US EditionUN food agency says its foods stocks in Gaza have run out under Israel’s blockade
- The World Food Programme states that it has run out of food stocks in Gaza due to the sustained closure of crossings into the enclave.
- According to the World Food Programme, Gaza has not received any humanitarian or commercial supplies for more than seven weeks, as key border points remain shut.
- The prolonged closure is the longest Gaza has ever encountered, worsening food scarcity and impacting fragile markets and food systems.
- Israeli officials believe that consistent military pressure in Gaza is required to secure the release of the remaining hostages.
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UN Secretary General António Guterres warned this Monday that since the beginning of the year, some 10,000 children have suffered acute malnutrition in Gaza, while critical food and other supplies are being depleted in the Gaza Strip. Of the total number of children affected, one thousand 600 suffered severe acute malnutrition, UN General Secretariat spokesman Stéphane Dujarric highlighted this Monday at his daily press conference at the organiz…
Feed Gaza, Just Feed Gaza
Today the World Food Program, the biggest supplier of food to Gaza, ran out of food. Its supplies inside Gaza are gone, and Israel is allowing no food, no water, no medical supplies or anything else to get in. The WFP distributed the last of its food, mainly to kitchens that feed as many hungry as they can, perhaps enough for a few days more. Send as much money as you like to relief agencies and to persons in Gaza. Few will find anything to buy.…
Following a series of warnings issued by the United Nations about the near depletion of food supplies in Gaza, the World Food Programme announced on Monday that its food supplies in Gaza had run out. Israel has continued to close the crossings for seven weeks, while international organizations confirm that famine has begun to spread in the besieged Strip.
UN: Food stocks in Gaza have run out under Israel's blockade
The World Food Program says its food stocks in Gaza have run out under Israel's nearly eight-week-old blockade, ending a main source of sustenance for hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in the territory
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