UNRWA: 66,000 children Gaza suffer from severe malnutrition

Since March 2, the Israeli occupation authorities have closed the crossings with the Gaza Strip to the entry of food, relief, medical aid, and goods, causing a significant deterioration in the humanitarian situation for Palestinians, according to government, human rights, and international reports.
According to medical sources, the death toll from starvation has risen to 57 since the beginning of the aggression, warning of an increase in the number, given the closure of the crossings and the prevention of the entry of relief aid for more than two months.
Palestinian government and UN officials have repeatedly warned of the dangers of Israel's continued closure of the crossings and its prevention of the entry of essential supplies, including food, medicine, fuel, and water. The Gaza Strip has been under siege for two months.
According to a report by the Hebrew news website Walla on Monday, the Israeli government's security cabinet approved a plan the day before yesterday to resume the entry of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip through an international fund and private companies. This mechanism has sparked widespread rejection from the Palestinian side and international institutions, as it violates humanitarian principles.
Commenting on the plan, the International Humanitarian Country Team in the occupied Palestinian territory said, "Israel has sought to shut down the current aid distribution system run by the United Nations and its humanitarian partners. This plan contravenes international humanitarian principles, is dangerous, pushes civilians into military zones to obtain rations, threatens lives, and further entrenches forced displacement."