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Gaza Siege: Famine Threatens Northern Gaza

A month-long Israeli siege on northern Gaza has caused a severe humanitarian crisis, with Palestinians rationing scarce food supplies amid widespread hunger and malnutrition.

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Mohammed ArqouqLouise WateridgeAlia ZakiMatthew MillerDr. Rana Soboh

How long has the Israeli siege of northern Gaza been in effect?: The Israeli military's siege has prevented almost all food from entering northern Gaza for a month, leading to widespread hunger and malnutrition.
What is the US government's response to the humanitarian crisis?: The United States has urged Israel to increase humanitarian aid to at least 350 trucks a day, threatening restrictions on US military funding if the situation doesn't improve. Israel's aid delivery has fallen far short of this target.
What is the primary cause of the humanitarian crisis in northern Gaza?: Tens of thousands of Palestinians in northern Gaza are rationing their last food supplies due to a month-long Israeli siege that has severely restricted aid access.
Describe the living conditions and experiences of Palestinians in northern Gaza.: Palestinians describe desperate searches for food in rubble and bombed-out buildings, while hospitals report a surge in malnutrition cases, particularly among children and pregnant women. Families are rationing meager supplies, often skipping meals.
What are the concerns and fears regarding Israel's long-term intentions in northern Gaza?: The blockade of northern Gaza has sparked fears of famine and raised concerns about Israel's long-term intentions for the region, with some alleging a policy to depopulate the area. The UN and other aid organizations are desperately trying to provide assistance, but access remains severely limited.

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