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Life in Gaza 'completely unbearable', says UNRWA
GAZA, JUL 24 – Malnutrition cases in Gaza have risen over 150% since March amid restricted aid access and ongoing conflict, with thousands facing severe food shortages, UNRWA reports.
- On Thursday, Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini said people in Gaza are 'neither dead nor alive,' and Senior Emergency Officer Louise Wateridge described the situation as 'completely unbearable.'
- Amid ongoing blockade, Louise Wateridge said on Thursday that cases of malnutrition have risen by over 150% since March this year, due to Israel's restrictions on aid access.
- Today, the Gaza health ministry reported two more people died of malnutrition, with over 800 killed in recent weeks trying to reach food, mostly by Israeli soldiers.
- Aid organisations warned yesterday that `mass starvation` is spreading in Gaza, and Israeli troops have fired on Palestinian civilians searching for food, source UNRWA.
- The United States said Steve Witkoff will head to Europe this week for ceasefire talks, and negotiations have dragged on for more than two weeks without a breakthrough.
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