World Food Programme Halts Gaza Aid Shipments After Israeli Attack

Suspension follows damage to WFP warehouses and escalating violence in the region.

WFP pauses aid shipments through US-built pier in Gaza due to safety concerns after Israeli military operation.
Two WFP warehouses were hit by rockets, injuring one staff member and raising security risks.
The Israeli attack on Nuseirat refugee camp resulted in 274 Palestinian deaths and four hostages freed.
Humanitarian aid delivery through the pier has faced multiple disruptions, including storm damage and logistical issues.
Famine risk in Gaza remains critical, with over 1 million people facing starvation by mid-July, according to UN reports.