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UN Human Rights Office reports intensified Israeli strikes in Gaza amid ongoing ceasefire
Quds News Network·IL · PS·2 days ago
Recent improvements in food security and child nutrition in Gaza are attributed to increased humanitarian aid and commercial flows. The UN cautions that these gains are highly reversible, contingent on consistent access, funding, and infrastructure recovery.
Acute malnutrition rates in Gaza have declined, attributed to increased aid and commercial flows, though 1.2 million people remain food insecure. These gains are fragile and threatened by international funding cuts and ongoing conflict, with projections indicating two-thirds of the population will face acute hunger by late 2026. Concurrently, the healthcare infrastructure continues to degrade, with over 1,700 healthcare workers killed since October 2023.