Gaza faces ongoing food crisis despite ceasefire
Summary
More than nine months after the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas began, two-thirds of people in the Gaza Strip still do not have enough food, according to a recent UN report. The report warns that this situation could get worse unless humanitarian groups can keep working in Gaza with steady funding and safe access.Key Facts
- A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has been in place for over nine months.
- Despite the ceasefire, about two-thirds of Gaza’s population faces severe food shortages.
- The United Nations released a report highlighting this ongoing food crisis.
- The report says recent progress on food security could be lost without continued help.
- Humanitarian agencies need sustained access to Gaza to provide aid effectively.
- Adequate funding and stability are necessary to prevent the food crisis from worsening.
- Shana Low from the Norwegian Refugee Council discussed the situation from Amman, Jordan.
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