Tightening Starvation Siege on Gaza and Decline in Food Supplies

Sources say the occupation is tightening its starvation siege on Gaza, taking advantage of the international community's preoccupation with regional crises. The sources say residents fear the return of the threat of famine amid a shortage of food supplies and a decline in aid.

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• On Thursday evening, the husband found very small quantities of food in a market in central Gaza, and found nothing but grapefruit.

  «All I can find is a couple of grapefruits," he told her.»

  Arab News
• The market is closed on Friday, the main weekly holiday in Gaza, so the family was forced to buy supplies in advance.

  «With the market closed on Friday, the main day off in Gaza, her family needed to buy provisions in advance»

  Arab News
• Due to the lack of refrigeration, the family could not shop early, which made shopping a process dependent on timing and improvisation.

  «but without refrigeration they could not go shopping too early.»

  Arab News

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