Gaza under siege: famine rages and the people struggle for survival.

A number of Palestinian photographers in the Gaza Strip have documented the worsening humanitarian catastrophe, with displaced people living in dire conditions amid food shortages and the interruption of humanitarian aid. This comes amid the continued closure of border crossings by the Israeli occupation, which has exacerbated the unprecedented deterioration of living conditions. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

Two million people are at risk of famine.

Dr. Khalil Al-Daqran, spokesman for Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, said that more than two million people in Gaza are facing the specter of famine, coinciding with the escalation of the Israeli aggression that has lasted for more than 21 months. He emphasized that the war has not been limited to weapons, but has extended to the use of starvation as an additional weapon to break the will of the Strip's population.

The occupation uses starvation as a systematic weapon.

Al-Daqran explained that the occupation authorities' stifling blockade and deliberate prevention of food and medicine entry for more than four months have led to the collapse of the health and humanitarian system in the Strip. He added, "Everything is being targeted in Gaza: people, quarantine, hospitals, and even food and medicine."

Children are the first victims of famine in Gaza.

He pointed out that children in Gaza are paying the heaviest price, with more than 71 children killed as a result of malnutrition, and approximately 600,000 children under the age of 10 at risk of death, including 60,000 infants deprived of infant formula due to the blockade.

Medical teams are working without food and fuel is running out.

Al-Daqran spoke of the tragic situation facing healthcare workers, with medical teams working long hours without food and a severe fuel shortage that has shut down most hospital equipment. Blood banks are also suffering from severe shortages that even donation campaigns cannot meet, due to the malnutrition of the donors themselves. Enjoy interesting and useful content with an exclusive podcast that provides you with everything you need to know in just a few minutes via the Special app.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza launches an urgent distress call.

A spokesperson for Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital confirmed that the Ministry of Health has issued an urgent humanitarian appeal to the international community and humanitarian organizations, calling for rapid intervention to save the disastrous health situation. The spokesperson warned that ignoring this appeal will lead to further casualties, especially among the most vulnerable groups, including children and patients.