Every child in Gaza will remain at lifelong risk of poor health because of today’s malnutrition. A flood of aid cannot undo the damage, but it can prevent it from getting worse https://t.co/k1plcg9Zkn ...

So, um, Amir was one of the one of the Palestinians that came to to site number two on the 28th of May. And as you can see in the pictures that were shown in the beginning, um, you know, we we later found out that he's 10 years old. This young boy, you know, in this photo, he looks to be, you know, maybe six or seven, emaciated.He was with the crowd and he walked over to us and you see he's got his small items of aid. He doesn't have a bag. He's got some rice, some items that he picked up off the ground.And ...

Let's turn to Gaza right now. President Trump's special envoy and ambassador to Israel uh both visiting food distribution centers today in Gaza at the center of really a worldwide debate over allegations of starvation and genocide. Ambassador Mike Hakabe shared a few images from the trip, including this one showing a mass of Palestinians standing behind barbed wire and facing a soldier.The trip comes as the Palestinian Health Ministry says more than 150 people in Gaza have now died from malnutrition since t ...

A cry for help no mother in Gaza can answer. Malnutrition has robbed 12year-old Huda of the body she should have. I used to be normal.I played and ran like any other child. She says those legs she ran with have become shapeless. Her weight now less than half of what it should be.What's left of her once black hair is discolored and falling off. From head to toe, Huda is disfigured by a severe lack of protein. There is no available protein in Gaza nowadays. No fish, no meat, no chicken, no egg, even yogurt is ...

953 babies born into war in Gaza will never celebrate their first birthday. The UN has already called Gaza the most dangerous place in the world for children. And now a new analysis by the Washington Post concludes that at least one child has been killed every single hour since the war began.Mothers struggling to keep their babies alive. One telling Reuters she's putting mint in water because there is no food to give them. And the truck to try to get food can be life or death.One mother through tears tells ...

the world's leading hunger watchdog group saying the worst case scenario of famine is unfolding in the Gaza Strip. That new alert comes on the third day that Israel has paused fighting in parts of Gaza, letting in hundreds of trucks full of aid and allowing other countries to airdrop dozens of aid pallets. When it lands, it's met by a scrum of desperate people trying to feed their families."I came only for my son," said this man. The aid came from the sky and I had to run after it. I've never had to do this ...

Now, what do we know about these aid drops today. What actually has been able to get into Gaza. And what's the plan going forward.Yeah. Well, it's like you started off with, I mean, I can say how much aid was dropped, but I can already start with what aid agencies are saying, which is that this is not nearly enough. We're still seeing deaths.14 deaths just in the past 24 hours. that number is probably going to be increasing according to Palestinian health officials in the Gaza Strip which is ruled by Hamas. ...

How concerned is the administration about the starvation and malnutrition reports coming out of Gaza. We are very worried about the humanitarian problem in Gaza. We see a lot of starving children.We want to make sure they get food. We also want to make sure that the thugs in Hamas that are preventing them from getting food are stopping that process. So, we got to get food to the neediest people.We've also got to make sure that Hamas gets the hell out of Gaza and lets the food come into that terrible, terrib ...

I want to bring in Joe English from UNICEF. Joe, your group has been desperately trying to help providing baby food, milk, and biscuits, but I know it's been a struggle to reach the people who really need it. How are you looking at this tactical pause and the airdrops.Is this going to allow for the surge of food that's needed. >> Yeah, good to you, Anna. So, look, let me separate those two things out.The the pause in the fighting is important and it is welcome. you know, we have to be able to to deliver aid ...

Are we at an inflection point. Well, it's 21 months into all of this and uh everything that we're seeing now is utterly predictable. It's been several months now that uh the siege has not really allowed food into the the Gaza Strip at the levels that are that are needed.our own staff. Uh we have around a thousand Doctors Without Borders staff who are Palestinian who are if they're eating every day, it's one meal and often they're not eating every day. Uh we have roughly 35 international colleagues including ...