Due to limited humanitarian aid, these numbers may increase in the coming weeks and months.

UNICEF reports that at least 700,000 children are at risk of death due to ongoing armed conflict and malnutrition in Sudan.

The Ministry of Health of Gaza announced that two more children died of hunger in Gaza as a result of the Israeli occupation. Thus, the number of Gazan children who died as a result of hunger and dehydration reached 6. Israel has not been delivering humanitarian aid to northern Gaza since January 23.

Prominent American Jewish scholar and activist Norman Finkelstein has compared the French newspaper La Liberation, which laughed at the hunger in Gaza, to the Nazis' World War II publication Der Stürmer.

More than 280 million people in 59 countries and territories around the world are suffering from food insecurity due to armed conflicts, economic decline and extreme weather events, according to a new UN report.

At least 16,000 people have been killed and more than 7.2 million displaced in Sudan's 15-month-old conflict between the government army and the paramilitary Rapid Action Forces. Also, 23 million people are undernourished, and 750,000 people are on the verge of starvation.

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations has reported that 282 million people in the world face acute hunger, and hunger and poverty may increase due to the La-Nya weather event, which is expected to begin in September-November of this year.