Two years have passed since the outbreak of a new round of Israeli conflict, and as Israeli military operations escalate, the humanitarian crisis and famine in the Gaza Strip continue to escalate.On October 5, local time, a large number of Palestinian displaced persons gathered at a food distribution facility in Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip, hoping to get a meal.

Displaced Person Afif Khalif:We can only eat one meal a day, which is very difficult. We have no money to buy food or food. What can we say? We couldn't find anything. We stood here for a long time to get a bite to eat. Sometimes we could get it, sometimes we couldn't because there were too many people.

The Displaced Ahmed Nasir:The current situation here, for all the displaced people, is very difficult. You can see, we are waiting to receive food for the children. We have to wait two to three hours for our turn.

The relevant UN agencies released a report on August 22 that more than half a million people are starving in the Gaza Strip.This is the first time a famine has been officially confirmed in the Middle East.

Since the Kikim crossing in the northern Gaza Strip was closed on September 12, the United Nations World Food Program has been unable to deliver any supplies to the Gaza Strip through the crossing, making the local food crisis increasingly severe. On October 2, the Gaza Strip Media Office issued a statement saying that in the past September, the number of aid trucks that had been expected to enter the Gaza Strip was 18,000, but there were actually only 1824, which was only equivalent to the actual needs of residents in the Gaza Strip. About 10%.