Israeli attacks in Gaza have led to at least 39 deaths in 24 hours, including individuals seeking humanitarian aid and those who starved. The total count of malnutrition-related deaths has reached 212, predominantly affecting children. The humanitarian situation has worsened due to severe restrictions on aid supplies, with calls from the World Food Programme for an increase in aid trucks to alleviate the crisis. Many trucks have been turned back, and local officials cite ongoing famine as a significant danger for vulnerable populations in the region.
Gaza's Ministry of Health reported that at least 39 people died in 24 hours due to Israeli attacks, including those seeking humanitarian aid and those starving.
Since October 2023, malnutrition has caused 212 deaths in Gaza, predominantly among children, reflecting the severe humanitarian crisis worsened by ongoing conflicts.
The World Food Programme urged the delivery of at least 100 aid trucks daily to Gaza, significantly below the 600 trucks needed to address the humanitarian crisis.
Since July 27, a total of 266 WFP trucks were turned back at crossing points, severely impacting the supply of essential food and medical aid.
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