กาซาเผชิญกับการอดอยากที่เลวร้ายเนื่องจากการปิดกั้นการช่วยเหลือทำให้เด็กๆไปถึงขอบของการอดอยากที่เลวร้าย

A severe and escalating hunger crisis is gripping Gaza, with reports of children and infants dying from malnutrition as food and medical supplies remain blocked or severely restricted. Despite hundreds of aid trucks waiting at the border and mounting international pressure, bureaucratic and political obstacles—primarily involving Israel, the UN, and ongoing conflict—are preventing lifesaving aid from reaching those in need. Aid organizations and health officials warn that mass starvation is imminent, with hospitals overwhelmed by malnourished children and supplies running out. The crisis is compounded by accusations of deliberate starvation tactics, with both Israel and the UN trading blame for the failure to deliver aid. The international community is being urged to act immediately to prevent further deaths and a full-scale famine.