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Almost every third person goes without food, warns UN food.

“The malnutrition increases with 90,000 women and children in need of treatment,” the AFP statement said in a statement by the World Food Program (WFP).

Hunger warnings in Gaza have intensified this week. On Friday, nine more people were killed by malnutrition, according to the Ministry of Health in the field of health in the territory – brought a total such death since the war up to 122 years began.

Israel, who controls the entry of all gas supplies, says there is no restriction on help to get into the territory and blame Hamas for any malnutrition.

On Friday, an Israeli security spokesman said that in the coming days it could be allowed to remedy for gas – what previously warned agencies to help is an ineffective way to get gas supplies.

While local media reports that the United Arab Emirates and Jordan will spend the last drops, a senior Jordanian official said the BBC that its military will not yet receive permission from Israel to do so.

The UN described this step as “distraction” by the Israeli government.

The move took place against the background of strengthening international concern in the Humanities in Gaza.

On Friday, Germany, France and the UK called on Israel to “immediately raise restrictions on the stream” to the territory.

In a joint statement, they urged to end immediately with a “humanitarian disaster we see in the newspaper” and before the war, adding that Israel should “support its obligations under international humanitarian legislation.”

“The maintenance of main humanitarian assistance to the civilian population is unacceptable,” the statement reads.

On Friday, the UN Secretary -General accused the international community of “inaction” in response to the suffering of the Palestinians in the lane.

Antonio Guteres said he could not “explain the level of indifference and inaction we see too much in the international community – lack of compassion, lack of truth, lack of humanity.”

Speaking to Amnesty World Assembly, he said that more than 1000 Palestinians were killed while trying to access food from May 27, according to the United States and the Israeli Humanitarian Fund (GHF) began to distribute deliveries as an alternative to the UN agencies.

US security contractor, who worked in GHF in May and June 2025, said on Friday the BBC that he was “without a doubt … he witnessed war.”

Anthony Agillar said he saw IDF and the US contractors using live ammunition, artillery, mortar cartridges and civilians on the field of food distribution.

The retired soldier said: “Throughout my career, I have never witnessed the level of cruelty and the use of the proceedings and unnecessary force against the civilian population until I was in the gas in the hands of IDF and US contractors.”

In his response, GHF stated that claims – which came from “dissatisfied former contractor who was stopped for violation of the rules of the moon ago” – were “categorically false.”

Meanwhile, the future of negotiations to ensure a new ceasefire and the hostage transaction remains uncertain after the US and Israel withdrew their negotiation teams from Qatar.

US President Donald Trump said Hamas “didn’t really like to make a deal”.

“I think they want to die,” he said.

Hamas was surprised at the occasion of US remarks.

Hamas’s high official also told the Gaza BBC correspondent that the mediators reported that the group talks had not fallen apart, and said the Israeli delegation was expected to return to Doh next week.

On October 7, 2023, Israel launched a war in Gaza in response to an attack under the direction of Hamas on Southern Israel, killing about 1,200 people and took 251 people.

More than 59,000 people have been killed in Gaza since then, according to the Ministry of Health Hamas.

Israel introduced a complete blockade of assistance in early March and two weeks resumed military activity against Hamas, breaking down the two -month ceasefire. It states that he wants to put pressure on the group to release the rest of Israeli hostages.

Despite the fact that the blockade was partially weakened after almost two months against the background of warnings about the upcoming global experts, lack of food, medicines and fuel deteriorated.

Most of the Gaza population has been moved several times, and more than 90% of houses were estimated or destroyed.