Rising prices and aid restrictions are making it difficult to provide food for Gaza residents

Residents of the Gaza Strip are facing increasing difficulty in accessing food due to Israeli restrictions on aid entry and soaring prices.

Part of this price hike is attributed to the rationing of aid and goods entering the Strip, which limits supply and drives up prices.

The Government Media Office stated that more than 90% of the Strip’s residents are struggling to afford food.

The hunger crisis in Gaza continues. What enters the Strip is insufficient, what is available in the markets is expensive, and aid does not meet the needs. Ultimately, securing a daily meal has become a daunting task for many families.

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