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Canada PM Carney Condemns Israeli Blockade on Food, Says WFP Must Be Allowed to Work in Gaza
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney urged Israel to allow the World Food Programme to work in Gaza, saying food must not be used as a 'political tool', hours after the UN agency ran out of stocks due to a sustained Israeli blockade on supplies.
‘Food is not political,’ WFP head says as U.S. cuts aid and Israel blocks help to Gaza
The World Food Programme says it has delivered the last of its food in Gaza and warned the kitchens it has been supporting would run out of food in days. Nick Schifrin spoke with Executive Director Cindy McCain who says a lack of funding has forced WFP to cut 30 percent of its staff as it faces unprecedented challenges in feeding the hungry in Haiti.
Health officials in Gaza aid that at least 49 people were killed by Israeli strikes in the last 24 hours and Arab mediators are scrambling to restart a ceasefire.
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) announced on 25 April that it has depleted its food stocks in Gaza, warning ...
The World Food Programme suspended malnutrition treatment for 650,000 malnourished women and children in Ethiopia this week ...
The World Food Programme (WFP) aims to reach 7 million of Sudan’s nearly 25 million people facing acute hunger on a monthly ...
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