Gaza Spike food prices and shortcomings are strong after Israel

Gaza food prices have spiked and food assistance can disappear after Israel blocking entryitarian aid, the humanitarian agency said.

Ocha partners reported flour prices and vegetables more than doubling in some cases, gazans told the same BBC.

If the block continues, “at least 80 community kitchens are easily consumed in stock” and remaining food parcels “to support 500,000 people, soon disappear.

The Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was chosen to stop helping the weekend, who accused the stealing equipment and rejecting a suggestion of Israel to continue Jamas. A Hamas spokesman said the stop “cheap blackmail”.

Thousands of help trucks have passed through Gaza every week under the ceasestaking beginning on 19 January.

After the first episode of ceasefire on Saturday, Netanyahu’s office accused Hamas who stole help “to prevent terrorist machines”.

Hamas used to be denied stealing humanitarian assistance in Gaza.

Netanyahu also said Hamas refused to receive a six-week stop, under different terms from the first terms President Donald Trump’s Shinkkoff.

After the response stop, Ocha said on Tuesday that some community kitchens remain operating “should start adjusting food content ready to prepare expected disabilities”.

Congratulations “will also be compelled to reduce food rations”. While they have previously distributed sending parcels to food, the remaining tools are expected to run quickly.

As a result, Abu Qais Aryan, from Khan Yoenis, told the BBC Arabic costs of basic products doubled on Sunday night. Prices doubled or three times since the war started, he said.

Other residents say that the price of a kilogram of tomatoes is raised all night from five cycles (£ 1) to ten, and a kilogram of cycles from 17 cycles.

“We can hardly buy a kilogram of tomato just to satisfy our hunger,” as a man, issuance, adding that people cannot buy food “because there is no cash liquidity”.

SSA MEIT, a resident of Gaza City, said there is a shortage of things and highly consumption, and he is “very frightened that prices will increase again”.

“The recent decision is not fair to our children’s mistake. How can our children live in high prices to increase in an arbitrary manner?” He said.

Some regret entrepreneurs for hiking prices, saying that they took advantage of the situation.

Merchant Mahmsen told the BBC Arabic he raised prices because the sellers also bought him.

“For example, I bought the sugar in five cycles, three cycles, or four cycles, but now I buy more than a little profit,” he said. “The news that Neanyyahu announced was the cause of people’s chaos.”

Doctors who do not have border (MSF) spokesman of the Segoline Segoline Seguin said a statement that “News created uncertainty and fear, causing food spike”.

“Israel once further blocks a whole population from receiving help, using it as a bargaining chip,” says Segin. “It is not acceptable, irritating, and has a damaging consequence.”

Qatar and Egypt, helped to stop the stop, judged Israel.

Qatar’s foreign ministry calls the decision “a clear violation of the invading stop-stop” and “International Humanitarian Law” in a statement. The foreign ministry of Egypt is accused of Israel’s use of famine “a weapon against Palestinian people”, reported at the AFP News Agency.

David Menener, Israel’s spokesman for Israeli diplomasy for the principal minister, a video video says “Hamas quit months and months with a disease epidemic.”

“The supplies there but Hamas did not share,” he added.

Many Gazans used help: One month ago, Ocha said more than one million people – about half of the population – receives food help.

All help, not only food, affected by blockade. Medical medical assistance for Palestinians (maps) said that within Gaza, there are some drugs provided for clinics and helping people with disabilities, in addition to hygiene kits.

“However, we do not have high help reserves because most things come in for immediate distribution,” charity. “Unfortunately, we don’t have stock we can use in a long shutdown in Gaza.”

The ceasefire aimed at the end of 15 months of conflict, Hamas killed about 1,200 people and took another 251 hostage to attack Israel on 7 October 2023.

Israel responds to an air and land campaign that kills at least 48,405 people, according to Hamas-Run Health Mister Mister Ministry.