If the population didn't receive food, it's because distribution wasn't equitable by those controlling the territory — ...

New study finds that while sufficient food was supplied to Gaza between January and July 2024—exceeding international caloric and nutritional standards except for dietary iron—logistical challenges ...

Hundreds of truckloads of food, fuel and other supplies have ... The number of trucks recently entering Gaza “is still a drop in the ocean compared to the amount of aid needed to catch up ...

People just had no place to live, had no food to eat. They were just desperate," he said. Dumont emphasized that what the people in Gaza need the most is food. Situation for aid workers 'very ...

the purchasing power of citizens in Gaza fell by 70 per cent. Also inflation increased sharply in the West Bank by 53 per cent due to the increase of food prices, while transportation recorded a ...

Displaced Palestinians in central Gaza remain fearful that the war could resume, longing for stability as they struggle to find shelter and secure food.

“So it’s very good that commercial supplies have also come in because you can’t turn the two million people in Gaza into a nation that is solely dependent on aid,” she added. The World ...

Half of those trucks are supposed to go to Gaza's north, where experts have warned famine is imminent. When asked why there was a large drop in the number of aid trucks on Friday, OCHA ...

the purchasing power of citizens in Gaza fell by 70 per cent. Also inflation increased sharply in the West Bank by 53 per cent due to the increase of food prices, while transportation recorded a rise ...

at least 600 trucks a day have to enter Gaza Reasons for Friday drop unclear Aid this week well above pre-ceasefire rate UNITED NATIONS, Jan 24 (Reuters) - More than 4,200 aid trucks have entered ...