Country: occupied Palestinian territory Source: World Food Programme Please refer to the attached file. HIGHLIGHTS Humanitarian needs remain immense. While food security improved during the ceasefire—driven in large part by humanitarian assistance…
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Country: occupied Palestinian territory
Source: World Food Programme
Please refer to the attached file.
HIGHLIGHTS
Humanitarian needs remain immense. While food security improved during the ceasefire—driven in large part by humanitarian assistance and commercial imports—many families still struggle to access nutritious and diverse diets. Livelihoods and local production remain severely limited, leaving households highly dependent on humanitarian assistance.
Humanitarian coverage continues to shrink following the suspension of WFP’s partnership with IHH, on top of the Israeli High Court’s 19 May decision already affecting the registration status of 37 international NGOs. Fewer national and international partners are able to operate in Gaza, reducing operational capacity and technical expertise on the ground.
Armoured vehicle (AV) fleet limitations are a major concern for the safety of staff in Gaza, with only six of 21 AVs currently considered safe and operational. Authorisation to import eight new vehicles has now been approved, but it is still to be determined when they will be authorised to enter Gaza.
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