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Gaza food aid shipments drop as costs increase
Higher food prices linked to the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran have created funding shortfalls for aid programs in Gaza. Organizations have cut deliveries as expenses exceed available budgets.
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-Israeli war against Iran have reduced the amount of aid reaching Gaza. Aid groups report that higher purchase and transport costs now exceed available funding, forcing cuts in deliveries.
The price increases have produced immediate shortfalls for organizations supplying food inside Gaza. Without additional funds, groups say they cannot maintain previous distribution levels. Deliveries have already declined in several areas. Residents face longer intervals between distributions as stocks run low.
Gaza residents report fewer meals per day and smaller portions when aid arrives. Local markets show limited stock and higher prices for remaining goods. Aid agencies have not announced a timeline for restoring full distributions. They continue to seek new funding to cover the increased costs.
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