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Gaza Starvation Crisis

A month-long Israeli siege on northern Gaza has caused a severe humanitarian crisis, with widespread starvation and malnutrition among tens of thousands of Palestinians. The US has issued an ultimatum to Israel to increase aid or face consequences.

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Human Rights ViolationsMiddle EastIsraelConflictGazaHumanitarianSiege

HamasUnrwaWfpCogatUs State Department

Mohammed ArqouqLouise WateridgeMatthew MillerDr. Rana SobohDr Ahmad Eskiek

What are the health consequences of the food shortage in Gaza?: Medical professionals in Gaza City report a surge in malnutrition cases, particularly among children, with many exhibiting severe symptoms. A nutritionist described a pregnant woman weighing only 40 kilograms due to starvation.
What is the current situation regarding food supplies in northern Gaza?: The Israeli siege on northern Gaza has cut off food supplies for a month, leading to widespread starvation among the tens of thousands of Palestinians residing there. People are resorting to desperate measures like scavenging for food in rubble and rationing their meager supplies.
Describe the daily life of Palestinians in northern Gaza under the siege.: Palestinians in northern Gaza describe a harrowing daily struggle for survival, with intense fighting between Israeli troops and militants. They search for food in bombed-out buildings and share dwindling resources in overcrowded shelters.
What are the concerns regarding Israel's long-term goals in northern Gaza?: There are concerns that Israel's actions constitute a "surrender-or-starve" plan, aiming to depopulate northern Gaza. While the Israeli military denies such orders, the government hasn't explicitly refuted the claims.
What ultimatum has the US given to Israel concerning humanitarian aid to Gaza?: The United States has given Israel a 30-day ultimatum to increase humanitarian aid to Gaza to at least 350 trucks per day, or face potential restrictions on US military funding. Israel's current aid delivery rate falls significantly short of this demand.

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