Fergal Keane: Aid convoy tragedy shows fear of starvation haunts Gaza

In a recent article by Fergal Keane, the tragic events surrounding an aid convoy in Gaza highlight the ongoing fear of starvation that plagues the region. The convoy, which was carrying much-needed supplies for those living in poverty and desperation, was targeted and attacked, leaving several aid workers injured and unable to deliver the aid.

Keane emphasizes the dire situation in Gaza, where many families are facing extreme food shortages and malnutrition. The fear of not having enough to eat is a daily reality for thousands of people, as access to basic necessities such as food and medicine is severely restricted.

The aid convoy tragedy serves as a poignant reminder of the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, and the urgent need for international support and assistance. Without immediate intervention, the fear of starvation will continue to haunt the people of Gaza, leading to further suffering and loss.