Conditions in Gaza worsen amid the United States-Israel war on Iran.
Humanitarian conditions in Gaza remain dire, despite the “ceasefire” that came into effect in October.
For months, the Israeli military has violated the agreement – carrying out air strikes and limiting the entry of aid.
But the situation got worse when Israel and the United States launched their war on Iran on February 28.
The Rafah border crossing was closed again. And deliveries of food, fuel and aid were further restricted.
With the Iran war disrupting global supply chains and the United Nations warning of threats to food security, what are the implications for Palestinians in Gaza?
Dr Mohammed Tahir – Orthopaedic surgeon who has worked extensively in Gaza
Alex de Waal – Executive director of the World Peace Foundation
Xavier Abu Eid – Political analyst and former communications director for the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO)
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