There were 600 trucks a day entering Gaza, both humanitarian and commercial, and that was adequate to meet the basic needs in Gaza. That stopped on March 2 and since mid-May, it’s been a drip feed of humanitarian supplies, including flour, food, and other essential life-sustaining supplies.

Malnutrition is on a dangerous trajectory in the Gaza Strip, marked by a spike in deaths in July.

The Hamas-run Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip said in a Monday statement that another 14 people died of malnutrition over the previous 24 hours.

With over 1,000 killed near aid sites and 81 children dead from hunger, Gaza faces a man-made humanitarian collapse

GENEVA - The World Health Organization (WHO) has raised a red flag over the rapidly worsening malnutrition crisis in Gaza, calling it "alarming" and entirely preventable. In a statement released Sunday,

The World Health Organization said on Wednesday it was seeing a deadly surge in malnutrition in Gaza that has led to the deaths of 21 children under five so far in 2025. Malnutrition centers are full without sufficient supplies for emergency feeding,

"In August and September, there are probably still going to be ... large numbers of deaths because children have already passed the tipping point," Mark Brauner, who volunteered in Gaza last month, told HuffPost.

Israel commits to daily 10-hour pauses in military operations in parts of Gaza. Israel says aid corridors are being set up to "refute the false claim on intentional starvation".