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UN food program chief declares Northern Gaza is experiencing a severe famine, according to World News

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The chief of the United Nations’ food program, Cindy McCain, has issued a stark warning of a “full-blown famine” in northern Gaza, urging for a ceasefire in Israel’s ongoing conflict with Hamas. In an interview excerpt published on Friday, McCain emphasized the urgent need for humanitarian aid to reach the region to prevent further devastation.

The World Food Program, along with other humanitarian organizations, has been working tirelessly to deliver essential supplies to the besieged Palestinian territory. Despite some slight improvements in food availability, the risk of famine remains high for the 2.4 million people living in Gaza.

Israel has accused the United Nations and NGOs of delaying aid distribution, while aid agencies point to restrictions and inspections imposed by Israel as the main obstacles. The conflict escalated after Hamas launched a deadly attack on Israel, resulting in a significant number of casualties on both sides.

The devastating impact of the war in Gaza has taken a toll on civilians, with thousands of lives lost, including women and children. The situation is dire, and urgent action is needed to prevent further suffering and loss of life.

As the international community grapples with the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, calls for a ceasefire and increased access for aid organizations continue to grow louder. The need for immediate assistance to alleviate the suffering of the people in Gaza is paramount, and concerted efforts must be made to address the escalating crisis.

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