Gaza Humanitarian Crisis Looms as Aid Cuts Deepen Scarcity

A year after the United States brokered a ceasefire to end Israel's war on Gaza, the humanitarian situation in the enclave remains dire. Over two million residents had hoped for an improvement, but Israel's continued attacks have further strained the already scarce food supply. The World Food Programme has announced funding shortages, compelling it to reduce its operations in Gaza. This decision will leave half a million Palestinians without essential food aid. The article explores potential solutions to bridge this critical gap.

Presenter: Imran Khan

Guests:

• Tamer Qarmout – Associate professor of public policy at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies
• Mohammed Salah – Entrepreneur and founder of Tech from Palestine
• Natasha Hall – Senior advocate for the Middle East with Refugees International and an associate fellow at Chatham House