WFP Cuts Gaza Food Aid by Third Amid Funding Shortage, Famine Risk Rises
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Planned aid reductions and ongoing shipment restrictions in Gaza are compounding food insecurity for displaced families, raising famine risk. The exact scale of the cuts and their implementation timeline remain unclear, but the convergence of these factors marks a critical deterioration in humanitarian access.
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The World Food Programme (WFP) has reduced food aid to Gaza by approximately one-third, impacting 1.4 million people and suspending assistance to 500,000 Palestinians due to critical funding shortfalls. This reduction occurs despite a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, indicating that humanitarian access and resource constraints persist and are exacerbating the risk of famine. The exact duration of the aid reduction and the full scale of the affected population remain uncertain.
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