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ARCHIVE: Khan Younis, Southern Gaza Strip – 11 May 2025
1. Various of people gathering with pots at a food distribution point in Khan Younis
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Jerusalem – 13 May 2025
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Antoine Renard, World Food Program:
"So we speak about warehouses empty, we speak about food distribution that are closed, we speak about bakeries that are closed, and now we’re speaking about what is in providing one, one and a half meal maximum for some of the families out there that are gradually fading away. What’s next?"
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ARCHIVE: Khan Younis, Southern Gaza Strip – 11 May 2025
3. Various of people gathering with pots at a food distribution point in Khan Younis
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Jerusalem – 13 May 2025
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Antoine Renard, World Food Program:
"You’ve got an entire population that is in a crisis mode in terms of food security but worse than that, you’ve got nearly a quarter of the population that is at risk of famine."
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ARCHIVE: Khan Younis, Southern Gaza Strip – 11 May 2025
5. Various of charity workers filling displaced people’s pots with cooked peas
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Jerusalem – 13 May 2025
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Antoine Renard, World Food Program:
"Most of these goods are not even 40 kilometers away from Gaza. There’s no issue on logistical capacity. There’s no issue related to routing and what needs to be done. There’s no issue in terms of stocks. Sometimes we lose perspective. The food is so close to the people and we can’t access them."
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ARCHIVE: Khan Younis, Southern Gaza Strip – 11 May 2025
7. Wide of vendor displaying parsley on his stall
8. People walking in the market
STORYLINE:
The U.N. food agency’s country director for Gaza, Antoine Renard, told The Associated Press that a quarter of Gaza’s population is at risk of famine despite the fact that all the food needed to feed the entire population currently sits in warehouses in Israel, Egypt, and Jordan —and most of it is not even 40 kilometers from the conflict-wracked territory.
He said World Food Program warehouses in the strip remain empty, and the agency has gone from providing meals for one million people at the end of April to producing only 250,000 meals daily.
“Soon, we’re going to speak about the fact that people don’t even have access to a meal,” he warned. “Is that where we need to go to actually raise the alarm? It’s now that we need to act.”
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