Over 2 million people in Gaza face hunger and thirst amid ongoing aid restrictions by Israel.
On World Food Day, the situation in Gaza remains dire as Israel continues to restrict aid, leaving over two million people vulnerable to hunger and thirst. The region has seen more than 460 Palestinians succumb to starvation, highlighting the urgent need for humanitarian assistance.
The ongoing aid restrictions have exacerbated the already challenging conditions in Gaza, where access to basic necessities is severely limited. The lack of sufficient food and clean water poses a significant threat to the well-being of the population, especially children and the elderly.
Despite international calls for Israel to ease the restrictions and allow for the free flow of aid into Gaza, the situation remains unchanged. Humanitarian organizations are struggling to provide assistance to those in need, further underscoring the urgency of addressing the crisis.
Key Points
- Over 2 million people in Gaza are facing hunger and thirst due to aid restrictions by Israel.
- More than 460 Palestinians have died from starvation in the region.
- Humanitarian organizations are finding it challenging to deliver aid to those in need.
Sources: Al Jazeera
