Piekarnia in the Gaza Strip closed on Tuesday after the flour and diesel for action was missing, because it will remain in the monthly and Israeli food lock and help entering the territory.
Abdel Nasser al-Ajrami, head of the Bakery Owners Association in Gaza Strip, said that the closing of the remaining 19 bakeries-who was based on the support of the World Food Program (WFP), said that there was no longer operating bakery in the territory.
“We call the world to press to the profession (Israel) to open the transitions to prevent the deterioration of hunger at the waist,” he said in the Al-Ajra statement.
Amjad al-Shawa, general director of the Palestinian Non-Governmental Organizations in Gaza, said that the bakeries were forced to close Tuesday, citing a lack of flour and diesel.
Al-Shawa said that the territory entered the “worst stage” of the war, because the suspension of help and goods entering still worsens the conditions for its population, which were again displaced and under Israeli bombing.
“Gaza enters the most critical stage of its humanitarian disaster,” said Al-Shawa Freelance, Mohamed El Saife, Mohamed El Saife on Tuesday.
“We warn you that this will affect the life of Gazans – mainly children, women and elderly.”
Help has not entered Gaza for four weeks
From March 2, Israel did not allow humanitarian aid to enter gauze, saying that it is to exert Palestinian pressure a group of Hamas fighters to free the remaining hostages – tactics, which according to groups of rights is a war crime.
The four-week closure effectively excluded all sources of food, fuel, medicine and other materials from reaching civilians in Gazie-Okinjoma The total blockade of the 17-month war with Hamas, without any signs. A shortage of pure drinking water cut off From Israel's electricity supply, forcing him to rely on spare generators and solar energy.
For weeks, UN agencies sounded an alarm, warning that the food ends, and the potential hunger is approaching if the blockade is not raised to reach about two million Palestinians in the enclave. Last month, six bakeries were forced to close due to the imposed blockade.
Al-Shawa expect further closures of social cuisines-who produce hundreds of thousands of meals for families in Gazie-in the next few days.
According to an internal note on Monday, bakeries that were forced to close served hundreds of thousands of people.
WFP said that due to the lack of humanitarian aid, its supplies end and there is not enough wheat flour needed to make bread, adding that it is distributed to all available food rations.
Help groups warn against catastrophic growth in heavy hunger
The UN agency said that it prioritizes the remaining supplies to ensure emergency food assistance and expand the distribution of hot meals. Help employees extended supplies, but warned against a catastrophic growth in serious hunger and malnutrition.
Despite the warnings of the help group, Israel denies that there is a lack of territory, saying that enough food has entered Gaza during a six -week suspension of weapons with Hamas for a long time.
Cogat, an Israeli military body responsible for civil matters in Palestinian territories, said on Tuesday that over 25,000 trucks entered the gauze during the suspension of weapons, carrying almost 450,000 tonnes of help. He said that this amount represented about a third of what came through during the whole war.
Almost a month after Israel imposed a full blockade on goods entering Gaza, Families posts for the holy month of Ramadan claim that finding food was a fight among decreasing stocks and rising prices.
UN agencies and help groups claim that they fought for the bringing and distribution of help before the suspension of the weapon took place on January 19. Their estimates about how much help actually reached people in gas were consistently lower than Cogat, which were based on how much passed through the border intersections.
Palestinians in the Gaza Strip say that it is even more difficult to find food when bakeries close because of the tightened Israeli territory blockade.
Markets, largely emptied weeks ago, and UN agencies claim that the supplies they built during a truce end. Gaza is strongly dependent on international help, because the war has destroyed almost all food production possibilities.
Mohammed Al-Kurd, a 12-year-old father, said his children were going to sleep without dinner.
“We tell them to be patient and that we will bring flour in the morning,” said The Associated Press.
“We lie to them and ourselves.”
The war began when the fighters guided by Hamas attacked Southern Israel on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people and conquering 251 hostages, according to Israel Tallies. Hamas still has 59 prisoners – of which 24 are considered alive – after releasing most of the remaining weapons suspension contracts or other contracts.
Israel's offensive killed over 50,000 Palestinians, including hundreds of killed in strikes since the end of the weapon, according to the Ministry of Health Gaza. It is believed that thousands more are under rubble.