Dire Famine Strikes Northern Gaza Amid Ongoing Conflict

UN officials report a severe famine in northern Gaza, escalating humanitarian concerns as the crisis spreads south.

Cindy McCain, World Food Programme executive director, describes the situation in Gaza as a 'full-blown famine' moving south.
UN and humanitarian groups struggle to deliver aid due to restrictions, despite slight improvements in food availability.
Ceasefire talks show progress, but a resolution remains uncertain amid continuous warfare.
Over 34,000 casualties reported in Gaza, predominantly women and children, with infrastructure severely damaged.
Humanitarian agencies emphasize the urgency of increased aid and access to mitigate the escalating crisis.