Over 100 aid groups warn of mass starvation in Gaza, urging immediate aid and a ceasefire.

Over 100 aid organizations are warning of a "mass starvation" crisis in Gaza, where over 2 million people face severe food shortages. The groups urge for an immediate ceasefire, opening of land crossings, and unrestricted aid distribution through UN-led mechanisms. They criticize ongoing conflict and restrictions imposed by Israel, which has denied responsibility for the shortages despite reports of civilians and aid workers being killed while trying to access food. The situation worsens as negotiations remain stalled, with the U.S. planning talks for a potential ceasefire and aid corridor in Europe.