The Gaza Strip is in an alarming situation, with 22% of its 2.1 million people at critical risk of starvation, according to the IPC report. After 19 months of conflict and two months without humanitarian aid, 470,000 people face a food catastrophe. The United Nations has called for the restoration of humanitarian access, underlining the severe deterioration of living conditions and the risk of epidemics. Israel continues to block aid, citing its use by Hamas, further complicating the humanitarian situation.
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Fâşia Gaza se confruntă cu un "risc critic de foamete", potrivit unui raport ONU
En direct, guerre à Gaza : les 2 millions de personnes habitant l’enclave face à « un risque critique » de famine, selon l’ONU et des ONG
Famine stalking across Gaza, 500,000 face starvation: Analysis
Famine stalking across Gaza, 500,000 face starvation: Analysis
Entire Gaza population at critical risk of famine, UN-backed assessment says
Întreaga populație a Fâșiei Gaza se confruntă cu un risc critic de înfometare după reluarea războiului
Risc de foamete pentru copiii din Gaza, potrivit unui nou raport / UNICEF și PAM avertizează asupra unei catastrofe iminente, deoarece 71 000 de copii și peste 17 000 de mame sunt sub amenințarea malnutriției acute
Criză umanitară în Gaza: Jumătate de milion de palestinieni mor de foame
Fâșia Gaza se confruntă cu un 'risc critic de foamete' (raport)
Raport devastator: Jumătate de milion de palestinieni mor de foame în Gaza
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