Hunger Crisis in Gaza
The children are starving; God is screaming, according to a statement made by James Talarico, a Democratic state representative in Texas.
I screamed at God for the starving children until I realized that the starving children was God screaming at me.
Talarico condemned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for utilizing hunger as a means of political warfare against Gazan civilians. The WHO predicted 640,000 people living in the Gaza Strip would face catastrophic levels of food insecurity by the first week of October.
Regions that are classified as enduring a famine are in the most extreme conditions based on the prevalence of three criteria:
- Food deprivation
- Acute malnutrition
- Starvation-related deaths
Author's summary: Hunger crisis affects 640,000 in Gaza.
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