News - Middle East: The World Food Program issued a horrifying warning about the worsening humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, confirming that hunger has reached catastrophic levels, and that hungry civilians have been shot by tanks and snipers of the Zionist enemy while waiting for aid.

The World Food Program stated on Sunday that the situation in Gaza has crossed all red lines, with increasing civilian casualties due to hunger and the enemy forces targeting those trying to reach aid. The program called on the international community to act immediately to facilitate food delivery and save the lives of the besieged population.

It reported that crowds of Palestinian civilians waiting for food aid in Gaza were directly fired upon by tanks and snipers belonging to the Zionist enemy, as well as other sources of fire, resulting in deaths and injuries among the hungry.

The victims were unarmed and posed no threat; they were merely seeking food, standing on the brink of famine—a scene reflecting the harshness of the occupation and its deliberate targeting of unarmed civilians.

The program pointed out that the hunger crisis in Gaza has reached unprecedented levels, with people dying from lack of food. One in every three people lives without food for consecutive days, while children and women suffer from dangerously high rates of malnutrition.

It reported that at least 90,000 women and children urgently need treatment for malnutrition amid the collapse of the health system and systematic restrictions on humanitarian aid access by the enemy forces.

The World Food Program confirmed that this tragic situation demands immediate international action, urging the global community to urgently pressure the Zionist enemy to facilitate the delivery of life-saving food aid to the starving population.

These testimonies from the top humanitarian food authority directly condemn the Zionist enemy, which has not only besieged Gaza but is now killing civilians as they try to survive. As the tragedy escalates, the international community’s responsibility becomes more urgent to halt this humanitarian collapse and enforce safe corridors to aid the population before it is too late.