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**Summary:** One in five children in Gaza is malnourished, according to the United Nations, and the problem is getting worse. The UN's refugee agency reports that over 100,000 women and children suffer from severe malnutrition in Gaza. The limited aid reaching Gaza is not enough to address the hunger crisis, and international aid groups are calling for more action. **Key Facts:** - The UN states that nearly 100,000 women and children in Gaza have severe malnutrition. - One in five children in Gaza City is malnourished, with numbers rising daily. - The UN describes the level of aid entering Gaza as "a trickle." - More than 100 international aid and human rights groups warn of mass starvation in Gaza. - Israel controls the flow of supplies into Gaza and blames Hamas for malnutrition issues. - The World Health Organization described the situation as a man-made mass starvation. - More than 1,000 Palestinians have died in the past two months while trying to get food aid. - Israel alleges that Hamas is causing chaos at aid sites, and says its troops only fire warning shots.