Third of people go days without food
Irish Sunday Mirror
|July 27, 2025
Fresh bid 'to drop aid by plane' into Gaza
MORE heartrending images of distressed Palestinian children are emerging from Gaza as it was revealed that a third of people are going days without food.
Tear-stricken youngsters were mourning their dead after at least 25 people were said to have been killed by Israeli air strikes and gunshots overnight on Friday into Saturday.
The strikes came as the UN's World Food Programme (WFP) warned malnutrition is surging in the war-torn strip, with 90,000 children and women needing urgent treatment.
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