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Israeli-Enforced Starvation Persists in Gaza Despite Ceasefire
- More than 1.4 million Palestinians are projected to face crisis-level food insecurity through the end of 2026, affecting 67 percent of Gaza's population as winter months approach.
- Israel said on Wednesday that no commercial goods had entered the Gaza Strip in days, blaming supply shortages on a tax dispute between local merchants and Hamas.
- At least 466 Palestinians have died of malnutrition and starvation since 2024, the Gaza Health Ministry said on Friday, with elderly Palestinians accounting for 40.5 percent of deaths.
- Malnutrition is driving anaemia rates among pregnant women to 61 percent in 2026, while nearly 4,000 pregnancy losses occurred in the first half of 2026.
- UNICEF reported that gains in tackling the hunger crisis remain fragile despite a United States-brokered ceasefire, as the Palestinian Ministry called for international action ensuring unrestricted supply entry.
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