Agriculture in the Gaza Strip is facing a severe crisis, transforming from a source of production to a means of survival as 60% of agricultural land is lost, raising the risk of famine.
Concerns are growing about the potential for a new global famine amid looming price hikes. Reports indicate that multiple crises may exacerbate food and economic conditions worldwide.
The bread crisis in Gaza is worsening, with the Civil Defense warning that approximately <strong>90%</strong> of the population lives in dire humanitarian conditions. This crisis coincides with increasing Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement.
Eighty years ago, Moldova and Ukraine experienced a devastating famine that claimed the lives of nearly two million people. This humanitarian disaster, which occurred in the aftermath of World War II, left destructive impacts on the population, especially children who suffered from malnutrition and diseases.