Photos: Gaza mothers endure endless lines as famine fears persist | Crimes Against Humanity News | Al Jazeera

Niyaha al-Masri, a 35-year-old Palestinian mother from Beit Hanoon, waits in long lines at a community kitchen in Khan Younis every morning to feed her family of 10, more than a year after a ceasefire was supposed to allow aid into Gaza. Despite the ceasefire, hunger remains widespread, with 1.4 million people suffering from acute food shortages and 200,000 just below famine levels. The lack of nutritional diversity is causing a health crisis, especially for children and pregnant women, as families rely heavily on aid distributions. The ongoing food crisis highlights the failure to fully address the humanitarian needs in Gaza.