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July 2025 Newsletter
Gaza is starving
   
Gaza is starving
An IPC report released this week confirms that famine is unfolding in Gaza. Children are dying of hunger, malnutrition is skyrocketing, and families have exhausted every possible means to survive. While humanitarian agencies have the capacity to respond at scale, full access continues to be denied. We need a permanent ceasefire and unfettered humanitarian access now.
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