The OCHA says far too little aid is reaching people in the Gaza Strip, warning that children are starving in the war-shattered territory amid persistent aid access obstacles.

The UN says only 14 out of 36 hospitals in the war-torn Gaza Strip are still partially functional, warning about growing environmental risks.

The UN says the amount of humanitarian aid entering Gaza has dropped by two-thirds since Israel began its incursion into Rafah.

The people in Gaza are facing a “cruel death by famine,” said the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).

The UN Security Council (UNSC) expresses “deep concern” after nearly 120 Palestinians lost their lives in an Israeli attack on civilians waiting to receive humanitarian aid southwest of Gaza City.

Around 27,600 people, mostly women and children, have been killed in the Palestinian territory since October the 7th.

OCHA says the Israeli regime is denying access to aid missions delivering fuel and medicine to the northern part of the Gaza Strip.