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Two-thirds of Gaza may face acute hunger by year-end despite improvements, global food monitor says
More than two-thirds of Gazans could face acute hunger by year-end due to aid cuts from funding shortages, despite a decline in malnutrition after a ceasefire in October 2025. The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification warns that recent gains in food security risk reversal.
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