Israel Targets Food Supply in Gaza, Civilians Killed Amid Famine
Israel Targets Food Supply in Gaza, Civilians Killed Amid Famine

Israel Targets Food Supply in Gaza, Civilians Killed Amid Famine

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Multiple reports indicate that Israeli forces have escalated attacks on food distribution points, community kitchens, and civilians collecting food in Gaza, amid a deepening hunger crisis caused by a prolonged blockade. Rights groups and local officials warn these targeted strikes are destroying one of the last lifelines for hundreds of thousands of Palestinians facing widespread famine and malnutrition, especially among children and the elderly. Humanitarian organizations and the Gaza Civil Defense describe the situation as catastrophic, with basic necessities such as food, medicine, and water in critically short supply due to the continued closure of crossings. Observers allege that these actions form part of a broader policy of starvation and collective punishment, in violation of international laws, and have called for immediate resumption of humanitarian aid access. The International Criminal Court and International Court of Justice are both investigating Israel for potential war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide related to its military operations and blockade policies in Gaza. The death toll from starvation and violence continues to rise as calls for urgent international intervention intensify.

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