Hunger and malnutrition stalk Gazans, a year on from ceasefire
Summary
A year after a ceasefire was made between Hamas and Israel, people living in Gaza still face severe hunger and malnutrition. Many families, like Niyaha al-Masri’s, spend hours waiting for food from community kitchens.Key Facts
- The ceasefire between Hamas and Israel happened one year ago.
- Despite the ceasefire, food shortages remain widespread in Gaza.
- Many Gazan families rely on community kitchens for food.
- People may wait six or more hours daily just to get food.
- Gaza’s living conditions remain difficult due to ongoing shortages.
- The situation highlights ongoing challenges in providing enough food to Gaza’s population.
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