Displaced Palestinians, including many children, wait in long queues to receive hot meals distributed by a charitable organization in Gaza City, Gaza, Palestine on June 07, 2026. [Moiz Salhi - Anadolu Agency]
The UN World Food Program (WFP) on Friday warned that food insecurity in Gaza will worsen unless additional funding is secured to sustain humanitarian assistance, describing recent improvements as “fragile” despite signs that emergency aid has helped ease hunger, Anadolu reports. “The situation will deteriorate,” Ross Smith, WFP’s director of emergency preparedness and response, said in response to Anadolu’s question during a UN briefing in Geneva. Smith said the latest Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) report showed the number of people facing acute food insecurity had fallen to 1.4 million from 1.6 million, reflecting about a 10% improvement. “But it’s critical that these findings are understood correctly. It’s not a story of recovery; it’s a story that humanitarian assistance […]

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