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Food remains unaffordable for most people in Gaza despite market supplies

Food has returned to Gaza's markets, but most people reportedly still cannot afford to buy it. The report indicates continuing severe food insecurity among the population.

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Persistent unaffordable food access leaves civilians vulnerable to hunger and worsening humanitarian conditions.

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  1. Food has returned to Gaza's markets, but most people still can't afford to eat – Mondoweiss ↗mondoweiss.net · Recorded source date: Sep 4, 2026, 9:17 PM UTC

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