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LIVE UPDATES: 65,000 children facing death from Israeli starvation policy: Gaza authorities

The Gaza government warned Friday that more than 65,000 children are at immediate risk from famine because of Israel's siege and two-month blockade of essential supplies to the Gaza Strip as part of its genocidal campaign on the Palestinian enclave.

Gaza genocide

  • 580 Days
  • 52,787 Killed
  • 119,349 Wounded
  • 11,000 Missing
Last updated: May 09, 2025

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