The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) claims to have distributed significant food aid amid a humanitarian crisis in Gaza. However, on-the-ground reports indicate that the provided rations are inadequate to sustain families. Contents of the food boxes include basic items like flour and canned goods, yet families struggle with starvation. Scarcity of water and electricity further complicates food preparation, making it difficult for residents to utilize even the limited supplies they receive. The article highlights the overwhelming sense of humiliation and desperation felt by those seeking help during this crisis.
We have been dying of starvation. We have to feed our children who want to eat. What else can we do?
Limited water and electricity make it nearly impossible for people to use the limited supplies they manage to obtain.
Despite her best efforts, by the time Abu Sa'da made it to Rafah, it was too late, describing the experience as deeply humiliating.
Khoudary described a typical food box; its contents are insufficient for long-term sustenance, illustrating the dire needs in Gaza.
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