The World Food Program reported that fifteen trucks carrying much-needed aid were looted in Gaza, further illustrating the dire humanitarian crisis exacerbated by Israel's blockade. Recently, a small number of aid trucks were permitted into Gaza, but relief organizations state that this does not meet the overwhelming demand, with critical shortages noted. A U.N. assessment indicates one in five people in Gaza faces starvation, as looting and insecurity escalate among desperate residents. The situation underscores an urgent need for increased and consistent food aid deliveries.
Fifteen World Food Program trucks were looted in Gaza, highlighting the dire humanitarian situation as Israel's blockade continues to exacerbate food and aid scarcity.
Relief workers indicate that 500 truckloads of aid are necessary daily, yet only a fraction has been allowed into the enclave amidst escalating violence.
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