In a dire new warning, the United Nations says Palestinians are facing “diminishing conditions for survival” in parts of Northern Gaza, adding that its attempts to help the Palestinians have been denied or impeded, forcing bakeries and kitchens to shut down.

Meanwhile, access to the three barely functioning hospitals has also been restricted amid shortages of medical supplies and fuel.

Our guests: 

• Amande Bazerolle is the Deputy Head of the Emergency Response, Palestine for Doctors Without Borders.
• Layla Alsheikh is a Writer and Activist, and member of The Parents Circle – Families Forum (PCFF).
• Robi Damelin is the Spokesperson & International Relations Manager of The Parents Circle – Families Forum (PCFF).

As winter sets in, relentless rains have flooded and overturned makeshift shelters in Gaza, intensifying the crisis for thousands of displaced Palestinians. With food supplies dwindling and limited access to clean water, families are left with few resources for their survival. pic.twitter.com/5U5dFf4uD0

— Middle East Eye (@MiddleEastEye) November 24, 2024

All bakeries in central Gaza have shut down due to severe supply shortages.

As famine looms, these bakeries are a lifeline for families, representing one of the few remaining sources of food.

‌@WFP is calling for greater humanitarian access into Gaza.pic.twitter.com/qyzTCtGZRZ

— United Nations (@UN) November 27, 2024