Parents losing hope as food insecurity ‘reaches critical levels’ in Gaza: WFP

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The World Food Programme (WFP) reports that Palestinians across the Gaza Strip are increasingly losing hope of finding any food for their starving children, Al Jazeera reports.

“If I could provide as little as an onion and a tomato for my kid, it would cost me a fortune,” a Palestinian mother said. “I only cook flour for my kids to eat it like rice.”

Many parents expressed fear that they would soon be fully unable to feed their children and lose them.

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