Palestinians forced to grind animal fodder to make bread due to wheat flour shortage in Gaza​​​​​​​

GAZA, PALESTINE - JANUARY 25: Palestinians in the northern Gaza Strip, which has been subjected to intensified Israeli attacks for over 100 days, have begun grinding animal fodder to make bread due to a lack of wheat flour following Tel Aviv's decision to block humanitarian aid. Because of Israel's siege of the Gaza Strip, almost no humanitarian aid has reached the northern part of the enclave. Palestinians who remain in the region are struggling to get food, with wheat flour pieces of bread being the most they need.  According to an Anadolu reporter in northern Gaza, it was observed that the animal fodder was being sold in northern Gaza markets for human consumption as wheat flour was in short supply. Several videos showed hungry Palestinians eating bread made of fodder, while cats and dogs nibbled the human bodies lying on the streets. The Israeli army's inhumane actions continue, disrespecting unburied decomposed bodies of Palestinians in the southern Khan Younis city, and preventing people from collecting them from the rubble, eyewitnesses told Anadolu on Wednesday. Eyewitnesses said some Palestinians returned to the areas from where Israeli forces had withdrawn to find the bodies of their loved ones, including children and women, who were attempting to flee from the city of Khan Younis to Rafah in the far south but were targeted by Israeli tanks. They said ambulances transported some of these bodies to the Nasser Medical Complex in the city center, but when Israeli tanks opened fire on everyone in the area, the paramedics were forced to flee. The UN had warned that 2.2 million people in the Gaza Strip, under intense Israeli attacks, are at risk of famine. While Israel allows few humanitarian aid trucks into the Gaza Strip, these trucks are mainly distributed in the southern areas of Gaza, while the northern Gaza areas remain deprived due to Israeli siege. (Footage by Dawoud Abo Alkas/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)