Hunger
Ex-UN director who protested Gaza famine challenges his dismissal
Benjamin Davis, 62, was one of the hundreds of employees who joined in moments of silence for hunger victims in Gaza.
Hunger increasing in Yemen, record number of people unable to meet food needs, WFP warns
UNICEF warns of severe child deprivation in Lebanon as displacement, economic tolls mount
Climate change is stripping nutrients from food, global study with Israeli expert warns
The West refuses to call out Hamas's blatant manipulation of public opinion - editorial
Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib lost 31 family members in Gaza since the October 7 massacre, and he shattered one of the most enduring narratives of the war - the “starvation” crisis.
Afghanistan economic recovery buckles as nine in 10 families go hungry or into debt, UNDP says
Over 4.5 million returnees and restricted female employment are buckling Afghanistan's economy, forcing 90% of households into debt and food insecurity, UN data shows.
US Supreme Court lets Trump withhold $4 billion in food aid funding for now
The ruling by US District Judge John McConnell in Rhode Island came after the administration said it would provide $4.65 billion in emergency funding to partially cover SNAP benefits for November.
Our communal definition of Jewish security is too limited. We need a wider one - opinion
Jewish security means that every person in our community can live with healthcare, access to a thriving Jewish life, and someone to call when things get hard.
Civilians in Sudan's al-Fashir cower from drones as siege worsens hunger
More than one million citizens have fled al-Fashir during the 18-month seige by the Rapid Support Forces, a paramilitary group that has ravaged North Darfur's capital.
Dr to Maariv: Each hostage receives personalized dietitian, choosing food important psychologically
Rabin Medical Center-Beilinson Campus's Prof. Noa Elikim Raz and Dr. Sigal Frishman discuss the care and rehabilitation process for the 20 hostages recently freed from Hamas captivity.
High Court majority rules: Israel Prison Service fails to provide adequate nutrition to prisoners
The petition alleged that the policy of trimming down food counts as hunger and holding prisoners in torturous conditions, which goes against both Israeli law and international law.
Israeli fashion brand launches campaign about hunger in Gaza: ‘We cannot use food as weapons’
The campaign lands as conditions facing Gazans after nearly two years of war are gaining attention among Israelis in new ways.
In Gaza, they film; in Sudan, they die: The politics of humanitarianism - opinion
Why does Gaza dominate the global stage while famines such as the one unfolding now in Sudan barely register?
'Tailor-made for Hamas': Israel slams IPC report declaring famine in Gaza
Both the Foreign Ministry and COGAT issued statements condemning the United Nations' IPC reports of famine in Gaza, claiming it "changed its own global standard."
