Catastrophic Hunger in Gaza: Unprecedented Levels of Hunger Post-October 7th. A Real Population-Based Study from the Gaza Strip

MoezAlIslam Faris, Ayman S. Abutair, Reham M. Elfarra, Nida. A. Barqawi, Amal M. Firwana, Rawan M. Firwana, Madleen M. AbuHajjaj, Shaimaa A. Shamaly, Samar S. AbuSamra, Hanan S. Bashir, Noor A. Abedalrahim, Noor A. Nofal, Mhran K. Alshawaf, Rania M. Al Shatali, Kafa I. Ghaben, Moayad I. Alron, Sara S. Alqeeq, Aya O. Al-Nabahin, Reem A. Badawi
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Background The Gaza Strip, spanning approximately 365 square kilometers, has been a focal point of geopolitical tensions and humanitarian crises. The military escalation on October 7th exacerbated existing vulnerabilities, notably food security and hunger, with an estimated 85,750 deaths due to Israeli attacks, representing about 8% of the 2.34 million population. This research aims to inform policymakers and humanitarian organizations about strategies to mitigate hunger and improve food security in Gaza amidst this damaging war.
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加沙的灾难性饥饿:10 月 7 日之后前所未有的饥饿水平。加沙地带基于人口的真实研究
背景 加沙地带面积约 365 平方公里,一直是地缘政治紧张局势和人道主义危机的焦点。10 月 7 日的军事行动升级加剧了现有的脆弱性,尤其是粮食安全和饥饿问题,估计有 85,750 人死于以色列的袭击,约占 234 万人口的 8%。本研究旨在向政策制定者和人道主义组织介绍在这场破坏性战争中减轻加沙饥饿和改善粮食安全的战略。
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