Displaced West Bank Palestinians face growing hunger after UN cuts food aid
Summary
Thousands of Palestinians in the West Bank have lost access to food aid after the UN's World Food Programme reduced assistance due to funding cuts. Many displaced families now face hunger and poor living conditions following Israeli military actions and ongoing conflict.Key Facts
- In January 2025, an Israeli military operation displaced tens of thousands from refugee camps in the northern West Bank.
- The UN's World Food Programme cut food aid recipients in the West Bank by 50% in September 2025 because of reduced international funding.
- Food needs in the West Bank have more than doubled since 2023 due to conflict and increased attacks.
- Approximately 900,000 people in the West Bank are currently struggling with food insecurity.
- Many displaced families live in unfinished houses or crowded school buildings with no income or aid.
- Medical needs are often unmet due to lack of money and support.
- Homes destroyed by the Israeli army have been replaced by roads for military use.
- Some family members have been detained or lost jobs amid the conflict, worsening their financial situation.
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