The United Nations says that food stocks in Gaza are “completely exhausted” amid the Israeli blockade Gaza News

More than 400,000 people depend on United Nations meals.

The United Nations World Foods Program (WFP) says that food stocks in Gaza are completely exhausted, as aid in Israel continues in the eighth week.

In a statement on Friday, Confirm the Linguistic Programming Program The last remaining food stocks “in Gaza were” handed over to the local kitchens, which are expected to run out of food “in the coming days.”

More than 400,000 people in Gaza depend on the aid of the program, leaving them with a little asylum if this lifeblood fails.

“We (local NGOs) are all running,” he said. “We are exhausted.”

Since March 2, Israel has prevented all aid supplies completely, including food, medicine and fuel from entering Gaza, It challenges the World Court Order 2024 To facilitate the entry of humanitarian assistance.

Food was exhausted during the two -month ceasefire earlier this year to a large extent, while low food prices in the open market increased by 1400 percent, according to the World Food Program.

Hani Mahmoud from Jazera from Gaza City said that hunger and malnutrition are widely.

“People are hungry. They are already applying for supplies,” he said. “They are not only organizations, they are also families running out of supplies.”

He added that “it is difficult to imagine” how hundreds of thousands of families that relied on daily meals provided by the World Food Program are “going”.

The government media office in Gaza has warned that the douring food supplies could push “thousands of Palestinian families” to hunger.

I mentioned that 52 people, including 50 children, have already died due to hunger and malnutrition, while more than a million children are heading every day.

“unbearable”

Despite the humanitarian crisis, Israel did not show any signs of the siege. Last week, Defense Minister Israel Katz said that Israel would continue to withhold aid, describing it as a “pressure” tactic.

The Israeli army has repeatedly accused Hamas of suspending aid – a demand that the group denies – and argues that it should keep all supplies to prevent fighters from obtaining it.

However, even some of the nearest Israeli allies have publicly condemned the strategy. On Wednesday, Germany, France, and the United Kingdom combined the work “inaccurate” and warned that it increases the risk of “hunger, epidemic and death.”

The Israeli attacks kill dozens

With the depth of the food crisis, Israeli attacks continued Through the pocket of war. The government media office in Gaza said on Friday that at least 78 people have been killed during the past 24 hours. This included 15 victims of air strikes at Khan Yunis, and a woman who was killed by the Kwadkubter attack near the Gabalia Refugee camp, according to local media reports.

Meanwhile, efforts continued to revive the ceasefire talks in Cairo, as the Hamas delegation was expected to be on Friday, according to the sources reported by Reuters news agency.

So far, the armistice effort has been blocked, as Hamas has insisted on a permanent ceasefire and Israel only providing temporary Troxs and demanding the removal of Hamas, which the group rejects.

Brokers Work now on a new suggestion This will include a five to seven -year truce after all the prisoners in Gaza were issued and the end of the fighting, according to Reuters, quoting several informed sources.

Since the ceasefire collapsed on March 18, Israeli attacks have killed more than 1900 Palestinians, and many of them are civilians, according to the health authorities in Gaza, and hundreds of thousands were displaced and Israel has seized what a buffer zone called.

At least 51,439 people have been killed and 117,416 wounded in the Israel war on Gaza since it started in October 2023, according to the Palestinian authorities.