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Severe starvation in Gaza
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|July 16, 2025
THIS is the most severe and devastating phase of starvation the Gaza Strip has experienced.
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Without exaggeration or distortion, the population is currently enduring a real famine. Humanitarian aid is virtually nonexistent. Available goods are extremely scarce and limited. Prices have reached astronomical levels, unaffordable even for those who still possess financial means.
Most citizens, already exhausted by war and repeated displacement alerts, no longer have any money. The commission fees on withdrawing funds reach up to 45%. Numerous individuals have reported that for several days, they and their children have not eaten bread — the staple and often sole item on the table — because the price of one kilogram of flour has reached 20 USD. Other food items are simply inaccessible.
This story is from the July 16, 2025 edition of Post.
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