Mounting warnings from international organizations highlight the risk of famine in Gaza, where food aid deliveries remain dangerously insufficient after nearly two years of war. Aid convoys and air drops are often met by desperate crowds, looted by gangs, or diverted in chaotic scenes, leaving the most vulnerable without help. The situation has led to violent clashes, soaring black market prices, and a breakdown of order at distribution points, with nearly 1,400 Palestinians killed while waiting for aid since late May. Humanitarian groups accuse both Israeli authorities and armed gangs of obstructing and exploiting aid distribution, while calls for safer and more effective delivery routes have largely gone unheeded.