Gaza Starvation Crisis: 72 Days Without Aid

Gaza's Humanitarian Crisis: 72 Days Without Aid Gaza is facing a severe humanitarian crisis, with 72 days passing without the entry of essential aid. This has left the entire population, including 297,000 children, at risk of starvation. The blockade restricts the flow of food, supplies, and even baby formula, creating a dire situation. "It's been 72 days since any type of aid has been able to enter Gaza," says Hannah, a social media commentator. "The entire population is now at risk of starvation." Her video highlights the urgent need for assistance and calls for immediate action. Organizations are working to provide relief, but the restricted access to Gaza hampers their efforts. The lack of baby formula further exacerbates the crisis, leaving newborns particularly vulnerable. The crisis underscores the urgent need for international cooperation to alleviate the suffering of the people of Gaza and ensure the delivery of essential aid. The international community must work together to address the underlying causes of this humanitarian crisis and prevent further suffering.