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Gaza's humanitarian crisis worsens as food remains scarce

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Nehal Johri
March 5, 2024

As UNRWA struggles to operate in Gaza and accessible aid remains very limited, conditions for people within the territory are only getting worse. There are reports of children starving to death. Warning: Graphic images.

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