Gaza Hospitals Face Starvation Crisis Amid Aid Restrictions

Hospitals in Gaza are facing severe shortages, leading to nurses fainting from hunger and dehydration. Medical staff are unable to provide adequate meals for patients or themselves, and there's a critical lack of infant formula, with some newborns receiving only water. Major hospitals are also out of essential nutritional fluids for treating malnutrition. Doctors report being unable to save malnourished babies due to their extreme weakness, often resorting to managing their decline. These dire conditions are attributed to restrictions on aid, with the Gaza Health Ministry reporting at least 56 starvation deaths this month.