The location in the Gaza Strip continues to climb. The famine gets worse every day and agriculture is confronted. There is almost no one in the enclave.
Given the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, the UN Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) warns of an intensifying famine. The organization in Rome called for immediate recovery of humanitarian approaches and the cancellation of all blockages on Monday. For more than two months, the Israeli army has no longer left the help of help in the Gaza Strip.
The armed forces accuse the Palestinian terrorist organization of Hamas to sell the aid supplies to the needy population at excessive prices and to pay for their hunters and weapons with the income.
The FAO warning is based on a current analysis of the so-called IPC initiative for the analysis of food crises. According to the report, the entire population of the Gaza Strip – about 2.1 million people – is influenced by acute nutritional insecurity.
Almost a quarter of a million people in a disaster
“If we do not act, we will violate the right to food that is a fundamental human right,” said the FAO -all director Qu Dongyu in Rome. “Every delay immerses hunger and speeds up hunger.” The executive director of the WFP) of the United Nations) Wefp (WFP), Cindy McCain, said: “The international community should be in urgent action to restart the assistance to Gaza.”
According to the so -called integrated phase of the Food Protection phase (IPC), around 93 percent of people lived in sealed coastal strips in crisis conditions or worse between 1 April and 10 May. The initiative has a system with multiple internship according to which it assesses how many people and how much are influenced by hunger. The highest level 5 is described with “famine -like conditions”. About 244,000 people, about twelve percent of the population, are assigned to this category.
The IPC initiative is used by the United Nations (UN) and consists of various UN organizations and auxiliary groups. For the period until the end of September, the IPC expects the entire population to continue to suffer from acute food shortage.
FAO warnings for the collapse of agriculture
The FAO warns of the almost complete collapse of agriculture in Gaza. According to satellite data, approximately 75 percent of the area and more than two -thirds of the fountain are destroyed. There is already a new evaluation of agricultural damage. The first results indicated a further reduction in usable areas, according to the FAO.
The trigger of the war was the unprecedented massacre on October 7, 2023, in which Hamas terrorists and other Islamists killed around 1,200 people and dragged more than 250 more from Israel to the Gaza Strip. Israel responded with huge air strikes and a soil offensive. According to the health authority controlled by the Hamas, several ten thousand people were killed.
Source: Krone
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