How US-Israel war on Iran deepens Gaza crisis

Al JazeeraCenterEN 5 min read 100% complete by Maram HumaidMarch 9, 2026 at 02:36 PM

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Since the US-Israeli attacks on Iran began on February 28, 2026, the Gaza Strip has faced a worsening humanitarian crisis. Israel has tightened control over Gaza's crossings, restricting humanitarian aid and halting travel for patients needing medical treatment abroad. This occurred after a ceasefire agreement with Hamas in October 2025. The reduced aid entering Gaza is far below the required amount, and restrictions on fuel and machinery hinder recovery efforts. The conflict has also negatively impacted Gaza's economy. With global attention shifting to the broader regional war, there are concerns that the dire situation in Gaza, affecting over two million Palestinians, will be further neglected.

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Khan Younis 30% Kerem Shalom 40% Gaza City 40% Mohammad Abu Jiyab 40% Hamas 50% Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor 50% Ramy Abdu 60% Iran ×470% United States ×280% Israel ×790% Gaza Strip ×4100%

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gaza crisis 100% us-israel war on iran 90% humanitarian aid 80% border closures 70% ceasefire negotiations 60% healthcare system 50% economic impact 50% regional conflict 40%

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90%

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Gaza Strip

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