The humanitarian situation in Gaza is deteriorating rapidly as the Israeli blockade enters its third month, with reports indicating that many families face starvation. Children and adults are struggling to find food, leading to desperate measures, such as scavenging for scraps. The United Nations and relief organizations warn of a potential famine, with supplies running dangerously low and prices soaring. Humanitarian workers describe the conditions as catastrophic, and there are urgent calls for the blockade to be lifted. Aid groups highlight the dire consequences of the ongoing siege, with the World Food Programme confirming it has run out of food stocks. As the international community watches, the crisis intensifies, prompting fears of mass starvation without immediate action.