Oxfam: 'It's an engineered starvation campaign against civilians, women and children, in Gaza Strip'
Despite Israel allowing some aid trucks into Gaza this week, humanitarian groups like Oxfam are sounding the alarm—it’s not nearly enough to stop what they call a deliberate "starvation campaign" against civilians, especially women and children. While Israel agreed to brief daily pauses in fighting to let aid through under global pressure, Gaza’s 2 million people are still on the brink of famine. The situation remains dire, with agencies stressing that far more food and supplies are urgently needed.

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Despite Israel allowing some aid trucks into Gaza this week, humanitarian groups like Oxfam are sounding the alarm—it’s not nearly enough to stop what they call a deliberate "starvation campaign" against civilians, especially women and children. While Israel agreed to brief daily pauses in fighting to let aid through under global pressure, Gaza’s 2 million people are still on the brink of famine. The situation remains dire, with agencies stressing that far more food and supplies are urgently needed.
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