The United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) announced that its flour supplies in Gaza have been completely depleted, following a similar announcement by the World Food Programme (WFP). Despite 3,000 aid trucks being ready, Israel continues to block humanitarian access, worsening the humanitarian crisis for Gaza’s 2.4 million residents.

The border closures since March 2 have led to severe hunger, the collapse of local food systems, and the longest aid blockade in Gaza’s history. UNRWA urged an immediate lifting of the siege, warning of escalating famine conditions.

Israel resumed its military operations in Gaza on March 18, ending a ceasefire and prisoner exchange agreement upheld by Hamas. The ongoing blockade and starvation policies have been described as war crimes, crimes against humanity, and acts of genocide under international law.

After being visited by his lawyer, it was revealed that prisoner Abdullah Al-Barghouti had been subjected to deliberate and systematic torture, involving severe and prolonged beatings every day with rifle butts and iron rods while handcuffed.

His body is covered with serious injuries; all his bones have suffered fractures and intense pain, leaving him unable to stand or move. He is suffering from ulcers and open wounds without any medical treatment, relying only on the help of fellow prisoners who disinfect his wounds with dishwashing liquid. Due to the fractures and pain, he is forced to sleep while sitting.

His weight has dropped by more than 50 kilograms as a result of medical negligence and the starvation policy in the prison.

Shocking Testimony: Systematic Torture and Atrocities at Sde Teiman Camp

SDE TEIMAN, ISRAEL – An investigation by *Haaretz* has revealed systematic torture, sadistic violence, and inhumane treatment of Palestinian civilians at the Israeli military detention center Sde Teiman. In the report, soldiers, doctors, and workers who served at the camp provided horrifying testimonies about the conditions inside the facility.

According to witnesses, the detainees—all civilians arrested from Gaza—endured routine beatings, abuse, and severe physical torture. One soldier admitted that the prisoners were treated as "less than human." Some detainees with broken legs were forced to stand during roll calls, and if they failed, they were beaten again.

"The violence was no accident. We all knew, but we were told to stay silent. We often heard: ‘What happens in Sde Teiman stays in Sde Teiman,’" said one anonymous soldier who testified.

Gaza: The World's Mass Grave, Ignited and Left to Rot

In Gaza, every breath is a gamble with death. Over 52,000 souls—children who never got the chance to dream, mothers whose bodies were shattered, the elderly who groaned unheard—have been sent to early graves by missiles proudly labeled as “self-defense.” Gaza’s soil is no longer ground; it is a carpet of wounds and blood, littered with bodies that no one had the time to bury.

A brutal blockade ensures that clean water, food, and even blankets for the wounded are luxuries, as if the world has silently agreed that the people of Gaza must die slowly—not by explosions alone, but by hunger and infection.

And the world? The world chooses to nod solemnly while sipping its coffee. The great powers hold press conferences drenched in plastic pity, then sign checks for more bombs instead of humanitarian aid. Leaders lecture about “human rights” with mouths still stained with Gaza’s blood.

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Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza Worsens: Children Face Starvation Amid Ongoing Blockade

Gaza –
Amid an unrelenting siege and a blockade on humanitarian aid, heartbreaking scenes have become a daily reality in Gaza. Each day, children can be seen carrying empty pots, wandering through rubble-strewn streets in desperate search of food.

Hunger has now become a threat more brutal than the war itself. With food and clean water supplies rapidly dwindling, thousands—especially children—are suffering from acute malnutrition and life-threatening hunger.

The blockade has severely restricted the entry of humanitarian aid, exacerbating the suffering of civilians already devastated by prolonged conflict. While humanitarian organizations continue to call for the lifting of the blockade and unrestricted aid access, the international response remains minimal.