31 Jul 2025, 12:21
Aid for Children in Gaza Reduces Hunger Risk
- The number of deaths from hunger in Gaza is increasing, especially among children.
- Many are using unsafe methods to feed infants due to food shortages.
- International organizations are calling for urgent measures to prevent hunger.
This is reported by NBC News, Asharq Al-Awsat.
The situation with hunger in Gaza is becoming critical, as Israeli military actions continue to restrict access to humanitarian aid. Experts warn that without urgent measures, the number of deaths from hunger may significantly increase, especially among children.
According to data from the World Health Organization, the health of future generations of Palestinians is under threat. In Gaza, doctors report an increase in cases of malnutrition among children, who are facing serious health consequences.
At the same time, many are trying to find ways to feed infants, often resorting to unsafe methods through inadequate baby food. For instance, in the case of a three-month-old girl, Muntaha, who is suffering from hunger, her grandmother prepares pureed nuts, regardless of the risks for the child's health.
Since the formula for feeding infants is largely unavailable, many mothers are forced to use alternatives that may be unsafe. Researchers and medical professionals emphasize that such practices can lead to serious health problems, including increased risks of respiratory issues.
On the international stage, the Israeli government announced limited access to aid, but humanitarian organizations argue that this is insufficient to meet the needs of the population. The ongoing conflict threatens to worsen the situation in the region.
Tags: Middle East/Well-being