World Food Program: 2.2 million people in Gaza in dire need of aid

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The World Food Program said that 2.2 million people in Gaza are still in dire need of aid after 11 months of war, stressing that Israeli evacuation orders are hampering its efforts to provide aid to the people in the Strip, WAFA News Agency reported.

The program added in a post on X, “11 months of war in Gaza, and 2.2 million people are still in dire need of food and livelihood assistance.”

It stressed that “despite the World Food Program’s commitment to providing aid, evacuation orders are hampering efforts at a time when needs are increasing.”

The United Nations World Food Program called for reaching ceasefire in the Strip.

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