Gaza Blockade Enters Critical Humanitarian Crisis Amid Widespread Hunger and Malnutrition

Published on 6.12.25

  The blockade imposed by Israel on Gaza since 2007 has led to widespread hunger and malnutrition among its population of 2 million people. The Freedom Flotilla Coalition's efforts to break the blockade are part of a broader strategy to mobilize international pressure on Israel to lift its siege. Greta Thunberg, who boarded the Gaza-bound aid boat Madleen, has expressed her support for the cause and urged governments to demand an end to Israel's occupation and systemic oppression in Gaza. The incident highlights the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with widespread hunger and malnutrition threatening the lives of millions. The situation remains precarious, with many calling for an end to the occupation and recognition of Palestine as a minimum step towards resolving the crisis.

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