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As tensions and airstrikes rise in Palestine's southernmost city, CARE's Secretary-General urges for the international community to halt what would be another catastrophic blow to a people already exhausted, starving and terrified.

In this breifing note released by humanitarian agencies with staff working in Gaza, the agencies state how majority of the pledged commitments of increased humanitarian access in the region have not been implemented, nor has a timeline for implementation…

CARE is joining the global outcry demanding that the imminent invasion of the city in the South of Gaza be immediately halted.

As Sunday marks six months since the start of the devastating conflict in Gaza, CARE is gravely concerned about increasing deaths from illness, injuries, and hunger.

The Integrated Food Security and Nutrition Phase Classification (IPC) report paints an extraordinarily dire picture of extreme hunger, malnutrition, and desperation in Gaza.

CARE and its partner organization Juzoor warn that young children in North Gaza are increasingly at a risk of dying of hunger and malnutrition, five months into the devastating conflict.

CARE's Hiba Tibi reflects on what the Muslim holy month will mean for Gazans amid the unimaginable impacts of the ongoing war.

CARE West Bank and Gaza Country Director Hiba Tibi describes the nearly unbearable living conditions and the trauma of people in Gaza, five months into the escalation of this conflict.

The collapse of Gaza's main aid provider would cause the humanitarian system to crumble entirely, leaving 2 million Palestinians without one of the last sources of vital support.