Half of Gaza is starving


Humanitarian aid trucks entering the northern Gaza Strip through an Israeli checkpoint. Israel’s war in Gaza has created a humanitarian catastrophe. — ©2024 The New York Times Company

WALAA Zaiter’s four children have been hungry for weeks, but she can barely find them food.

They ask for sandwiches, fruit juice and homemade Palestinian dishes like she used to cook before the war began. In a fleeting moment of internet access, she said, she once caught the children huddled around her phone to watch a YouTube video of someone eating French fries.

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