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Famine has ended in Gaza. But the gains are fragile and it could get worse
Famine in Gaza has ended, but conditions remain at crisis levels with many families still facing severe food shortages. The IPC report highlights improved aid access and reduced fighting but warns of fragility, with over 200,000 residents in 'emergency' food insecurity conditions. Disease outbreaks, high prices, and inconsistent services persist.
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