“My younger baby doesn’t know what the fruit tastes”

The residents of the Gaza Strip described in the BBC the consequences which lack of food has on their bodies after the report is not supported confirmed hunger on the territory For the first time.

Rem Tauphik Hader, 41, mother of five years from Gaza, said: “The Declaration of Hunger has come too late, but it is still important.

“We have not eaten any protein for five months. My younger child is four years old -on does not know how similar fruits and vegetables are.”

The UN says that Israel has greatly restricted the amount of assistance in gas that Israel denies.

Israel also denies that there is fasting on the territory More than 100 humanitarian groupsWitnesses on Earth, and several UN bodies say.

On Friday, the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) stated that “fully man -made” hunger had a “fully man -made” hunger in Gaza and its surrounding areas.

He warned that more than half a million people across the gas lane are faced with the “catastrophic” conditions characterized by “hunger, lagging and death.”

Raja Talbe, 47 years old, her mother of six, said she had lost 25 kg (55 pounds). A month ago, she escaped from the house near Zytun Gaza and lived in an improvised tent near the beach.

She suffers from gluten intolerance and said she could no longer find the food that he can eat.

“Before the war, a charity that helps me get gluten products I could never afford,” she said.

“Ever since the war has begun, I can’t find what I need on the market, and even when I do it, I can’t afford it. Is it not enough to face a daily bombing, moving and life in a tent that protects us from summer or cold – and now hunger?”

Ever since the Israeli military has started their activity, more than 62,000 people were killed in Gaza, in response to the attack under the leadership of Hamas on Southern Israel on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and 251 were taken hostage.

Since the beginning of the war, at least 271 people, including 112 children, have died of “famine and malnutrition”, reports Gaza Hamas Health.

Another woman, ASel, who lives in Gaza, said: “Five months ago I weighed 56 kg (123 pounds). Today, I am only 46 kg (101 pounds).”

She said that in a few months she did not eat a single fruit and meat and carried out almost all the savings on the main ingredients to survive.

The son-in-law of whom she lives, a one-month-old child.

“She is desperately looking for a childhood formula at a reasonable price,” said Ossel.

She said that when they could find it, it costs up to 180 shekels (39 pounds) per bank.

“I don’t have food stocks, not even enough to last a week -two,” she added.

“Like thousands of people, we live day after day.”

Additional Frey Scott-Terner Report