Global Hunger Crisis Escalates as World Food Programme Calls for $17 Billion in Aid

Cindy McCain warns of widespread starvation in conflict zones and urges international action to address food insecurity.

The World Food Programme, led by Cindy McCain, urgently needs $17 billion to tackle severe hunger in crisis-stricken regions worldwide.
Syria faces critical food shortages following the fall of Bashar al-Assad, with 70,000 people fed this month but millions still in need.
In Sudan, famine has been declared in parts of the country, and delays in delivering aid are exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.
Gaza is nearing famine conditions, with only two aid trucks entering the region in November due to ongoing conflict and restricted access.
McCain emphasizes that food insecurity fuels global instability and calls for a ceasefire in Gaza and increased international cooperation to open supply routes.