Gaza is experiencing a severe, man-made hunger crisis, with the World Health Organization and multiple aid agencies warning of mass starvation caused by Israel's ongoing blockade. Food markets are empty, malnutrition and illness are rampant, and deaths from starvation—especially among children—are rising rapidly. International pressure is increasing on Israel to lift restrictions and allow more humanitarian aid into Gaza, but aid deliveries remain blocked or insufficient, with both Israel and the UN blaming each other for the failures. Medical professionals and journalists on the ground describe the situation as catastrophic, with hospitals overwhelmed by skeletal children and families collapsing from hunger. The crisis has sparked global condemnation and urgent calls for a permanent ceasefire, unrestricted aid access, and an end to the blockade to prevent irreversible consequences for Gaza's population.
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