Despite improved food security in Gaza, gains remain fragile as warning signs keep mounting
Palestinian youths stand next to bags after collecting reusable items at a landfill in Deir al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip, Thursday (local time). More than 1,185 people have been killed by Israeli strikes and shelling since last October’s agreement, according to the territory's health ministry.Israel controls more than half the territory, leaving Palestinians confined to squalid tent camps and heavily damaged urban neighborhoods. Last August, IPC confirmed famine, its most severe classification, in Gaza Governorate, which covers Gaza City.
- ▪Palestinian youths stand next to bags after collecting reusable items at a landfill in Deir al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip, Thursday (local time).
- ▪More than 1,185 people have been killed by Israeli strikes and shelling since last October’s agreement, according to the territory's health ministry.Israel controls more than half the territory, leaving Palestinians confined to squalid tent
- ▪Last August, IPC confirmed famine, its most severe classification, in Gaza Governorate, which covers Gaza City.
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- ▪ Food security in Gaza improves but remains fragile: UN — The Straits Times
- ▪ Food security in Gaza improves but remains fragile: UN — Channel NewsAsia
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Palestinian youths stand next to bags after collecting reusable items at a landfill in Deir al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip, Thursday (local time). AP-YonhapThe world’s leading authority on food insecurity said Thursday that the situation in Gaza had improved since famine was declared in parts of the Palestinian territory last year, but warned that conditions remained at crisis levels and could slip back into catastrophe.The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification, or IPC, said a reduction in fighting and the fact that Israel was allowing more aid into Gaza had a “significant impact, albeit unevenly across areas.” But it noted that most families living in the war-battered enclave still weren't getting nearly enough to eat.“Even small disruptions to humanitarian access could…
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