As world focuses on Iran, Israel ‘engineering starvation policy’ in Gaza
Summary
Israel has reduced the number of aid trucks entering Gaza, leading experts to say this is causing a serious food shortage. Despite a ceasefire agreement, Israeli forces have kept many crossings closed and limited fuel and aid deliveries, resulting in many Palestinian deaths and worsening humanitarian conditions.Key Facts
- Since October 2025, Israel has limited aid trucks entering Gaza to about 37% of the agreed amount.
- Fuel deliveries are even lower, at just 14% of what was promised.
- Israeli forces killed over 700 Palestinians in recorded incidents since the ceasefire started.
- Between February 28 and April 8, Israel bombed Gaza on 36 out of 40 days.
- More than 72,000 people have died since the Israeli military offensive began on October 7, 2023.
- Israel counts aid delivery trucks in a way that may exaggerate the amount of aid entering Gaza.
- Israel has closed multiple border crossings, funneling all trucks through just one limited crossing.
- Palestinian officials say this strategy is deliberately designed to create a famine in Gaza.
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