Less than 5% of Gaza’s Cropland can be cultivated due to damage and access restrictions, “exacerbating the risk of famine in the area”, According to a assessment published on monday. Before the Israel-Hamas War Began Over 19 Months Ago, Gazan Farmers Cultivated A Range of Crops Including Citrus Fruits, Dates and Olives, Despite the Area Being Among the Most Densely Populated in the World. Now, half a million people face Starvation, According to A Global Hunger Monitor, Amid Israeli Restrictions On Food Imports After An 11-Week Blockade. For in-depth analysis and a demeper Perspective, France 24’s Genie Godula Welcomes Alexandre Chatillon, Director at Super-Novae.org.
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Gaza ‘Least Safe Place on Earth’ for Humanitarian Workers As Well as for Civilians
