The United Nations World Food Programme has reduced food assistance in the occupied West Bank due to severe funding shortages, leaving vulnerable populations at risk of worsening hunger. The decision follows a prolonged financial strain that has forced the agency to scale back operations in one of the most food-insecure regions. Aid workers warn that the cuts could deepen malnutrition and instability in an area already facing economic hardship. The move underscores the broader humanitarian crisis stemming from restricted access to resources and conflict-related disruptions.
UN food agency cuts aid in West Bank amid funding crisis
