US EditionFor nearly 60 days, Israel has blocked food from Gaza. Palestinians struggle to feed their families
- Israel has blocked all food and humanitarian aid from entering Gaza for nearly 60 days, severely affecting about 2.3 million Palestinians.
- This blockade, imposed on March 2 and extended despite ceasefire attempts, aims to pressure Hamas over hostage releases and follows the resumption of military operations on March 18.
- As aid and commercial goods are refused entry, community kitchens struggle to feed growing crowds amid soaring food prices and shuttered bakeries, while acute child malnutrition cases surge sharply.
- The United Nations reported that nearly 3,700 children were diagnosed with acute malnutrition in March, representing an increase of over 80% compared to February, with some children losing up to half of their expected healthy body weight.
- The worsening humanitarian crisis suggests Gaza faces a man-made famine threatening tens of thousands, with aid groups ready to deliver assistance if access is granted.
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Israeli blockade - UN: Children burrow in Gaza in waste for food
The United Nations Emergency Office in the Gaza Strip has appealed to the international community to break through the Israeli blockade of the Palestinian territory. A spokesperson said that the international community must bring the courage and morale to do so. The fate of the people of Gaza depended on it.
In the West Bank, Redwan's suspended life: "We drink, we eat, we cry. We drink, we eat, we bury."
In the aftermath of Hamas' terrorist attacks of October 7, 2023, "M Le magazine du Monde" gave the portraits of two families trapped in the conflict: the Israeli Weissmann and the Redwan, on the Palestinian side. After a year and a half of an endless war, while the Gaza Strip is again shelled, we found them. Palestinian Reem Redwan and one of her daughters live in Ramallah, cut off from their Gaza family, while the elder went to study in a peace…
Out of food and under constant attack, we Gazans are dying every day
No words can better capture the reality in Gaza today than this: We are dying. Every day, in every imaginable way, we die. Death comes by missile, by gunshot, by collapsed building, by lack of medicine and by fear. And now, once again, it will come by hunger as Israel has closed off humanitarian supplies— with the agreement of not just the Trump administration but also the tacit support of the people of the U.S. and Europe who elected government…
‘I wish I could go back’ Starving girl’s message from Gaza
NewsFeed“I wish I could go back to how I was,” Rashaf, a 12-year-old starving girl from Gaza, released a video pleading to be taken abroad for medical treatment. Israel’s total blockade of the enclave has caused a hunger crisis.Published On 1 May 20251 May 2025 Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source The post ‘I wish I could go back’ Starving girl’s message from Gaza appeared first on RocketNews.
‘Our children need food and water’: Gaza workers protest for salaries withheld by Hamas
The workers also accused the international community of turning a blind eye to Hamas’s large-scale theft. By Sveta Listratov, TPS In a rare protest against Hamas, Palestinian employees of the Gaza City municipality demonstrated to recieve salaries withheld by the terror group. The protest coincided with International Workers’ Day. “It’s been two months — eighty days without salaries, without even an advance,” one employee of the northern Gaza ci…
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