How Can the International Community Address the Alarming Hunger Crisis Facing Over 1.8 Million People in Gaza?

The economic blockade has also limited access to vital resources, such as clean water and electricity, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis. Lack of access to clean water affects not only personal health but also agricultural efforts, as irrigation becomes nearly impossible. Without electricity, refrigeration becomes a challenge, leading to food spoilage and loss. These compounding factors illustrate how hunger is intricately connected to broader social and infrastructural issues in Gaza.