WATCH: Funding cuts forcing World Food Program to reduce lifesaving aid in Gaza
Summary
The World Food Program (WFP) has had to cut back its food aid in Gaza because of less money. The WFP has been feeding about 1.6 million people each month since a ceasefire was announced last year.Key Facts
- The World Food Program provides food to people in Gaza.
- Around 1.6 million people receive food aid every month.
- This aid has been ongoing since a ceasefire was declared last year.
- Recent funding cuts have forced the WFP to reduce the amount of help it can give.
- The reduced aid affects life-saving support to those in need in Gaza.
- The WFP relies on donations and funding from countries and organizations.
- Funding shortages can worsen the food situation in Gaza.
- The ceasefire has helped stabilize the region, allowing for aid delivery.
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