Gaza residents are facing rising food prices and worsening shortages, as the war involving the US, Israel and Iran disrupts already fragile supply lines. Aid agencies say restricted crossings and limited truck access are worsening an already severe humanitarian crisis, with fuel, food and medical supplies all under pressure.
Families in Gaza are buying whatever they can while supplies last, fearing that food available today may not be there tomorrow.
Gaza food crisis worsens due to Iran war and border closures
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People in Gaza are once again rushing to markets to buy whatever food they can afford, as the regional war involving the United States, Israel and Iran sends shockwaves through an enclave already dependent on fragile aid and commercial lifelines.
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