WFP halves West Bank food assistance as need rises
WFP is cutting West Bank food assistance from about 400,000 people to 200,000 in September as incomes, food access and livelihoods deteriorate.
Palestine
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Gaza aid offloading improves, but one cargo crossing remains the bottleneck
UN data shows Gaza aid offloading improved during August 3-9, but one cargo crossing, limited commercial supplies and unsafe internal routes still constrain delivery.
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Israel Opens Criminal Probes Into Two Gaza Killings
Israel’s military opened criminal investigations into the deaths of Hind Rajab and 15 Palestinians, while declining probes into three other Gaza incidents.
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ICC Panel Finding Leaves Karim Khan Controversy as Palestine Cases and Warrants Remain in Force
A three-judge panel found that a UN investigation had not established misconduct or abuse of office by ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan, Reuters reported.
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Gaza Housing Need Estimated at $16.2 Billion as Donors Back Recovery
A €883.6 million Gaza early-recovery initiative will target basic services first, while a joint assessment estimates housing needs at $16.2 billion.
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Gaza’s Fragile Food Gains Depend on Sustained Aid Access
Gaza’s food security improved, but 1.4 million people are projected to face crisis-level hunger through December as aid coverage remains fragile.
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UN food agencies warn hunger could worsen in 13 hotspots
An FAO-WFP outlook warns acute food insecurity could worsen through November across 13 hotspots, with Sudan, South Sudan, Yemen and Palestine facing the gravest risks.
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Only 44% of UNICEF Aid Trucks Offloaded in Gaza in May-June
UNICEF said 280 of 633 aid trucks sent from Egypt offloaded in Gaza during May and June, while OCHA reported continued cargo and water-service disruptions in July.
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Gaza Hunger Has Eased, but Aid Access Remains Too Fragile for Recovery
Gaza’s hunger indicators have improved, but aid bottlenecks, funding gaps and damaged food, health and water systems leave the gains vulnerable to reversal.
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UN warns hunger will worsen in 13 hotspots as Sudan, Palestine, Yemen stay worst-hit
FAO and WFP warn acute hunger will worsen in 13 hotspots from June to November 2026, with Sudan, Palestine, Yemen and others under growing strain.