UN-backed experts say Gaza food supplies improving but 100,000 still in 'catastrophic conditions'
Summary
UN experts report that food supplies in Gaza are improving since a ceasefire, but around 100,000 people still face severe food shortages. Israel disagrees with the report's findings and critics the data used. The overall situation in Gaza remains fragile despite improvements.Key Facts
- UN experts found improved food supplies in Gaza after a ceasefire began.
- Approximately 100,000 people in Gaza still face "catastrophic conditions" concerning food security.
- The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) tracks global hunger and found Gaza's situation to be serious.
- Israel contests the findings of the IPC report, saying it doesn't reflect the actual situation on the ground.
- The number of people facing the most severe conditions is expected to decrease to about 1,900 by April.
- Restricted humanitarian access, displacement, and destruction of crop land are key issues worsening food security in Gaza.
- Israel eased a total blockade on Gaza in May, which had been enforced to pressure Hamas.
- The UN agency for Palestinian refugees highlights the critical living conditions and calls for continued aid access.
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