Gaza is experiencing a rapidly worsening humanitarian disaster, with mass starvation and acute malnutrition spreading, especially among children. Aid agencies and the UN warn that Israel's blockade and restrictions on food and medical supplies have left over two million Palestinians at risk, with deaths from hunger rising sharply. Despite hundreds of aid trucks waiting at the border and international calls for urgent action, bureaucratic delays, ongoing conflict, and accusations between Israel and the UN have prevented effective distribution of lifesaving supplies. Medical professionals and journalists on the ground report that the situation is unprecedented, with hospitals overwhelmed by skeletal children and families unable to find food. The crisis has drawn global condemnation, but political deadlock continues to block the flow of aid needed to prevent further mass deaths.
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