The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) has warned that more than two million displaced people in the Gaza Strip are trapped by hunger, thirst and disease, and said that getting meals has become an impossible task for families in the strip.

According to the Palestinian Sons Agency, UNRWA confirmed that the flour and foodstuffs allowed by the Israeli occupation to enter through the crossings do not meet 6% of the needs of the population in the Gaza Strip.

She spoke of a severe crisis in the Gaza Strip due to the siege imposed by the occupation forces, which caused great difficulties in obtaining bread, after the closure of most bakeries in the southern Gaza Strip.

UNRWA pointed out that the conditions of the displaced in displacement tents and shelters are tragic, in light of hunger and cold, and the inability of international organizations to meet the needs of the displaced, due to the scarcity of food and food.

She called for the full opening of the crossings and the entry of what the population needs to reduce famine, which has exacerbated malnutrition and various diseases in the Gaza Strip.