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The world's leading experts on food insecurity have confirmed that famine now exists in northern Gaza.
The expert panel says more than half a million Palestinians are at risk of dying from starvation.
Hundreds of thousands more Palestinians face catastrophic food shortages.
Israel significantly restricted aid supplies into Gaza last March,
including relief aid from the U.N.
Tom Fletcher is the Undersecretary General with the UN's Office on Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief.
Be in no doubt that this is irrefutable testimony.
It is a famine, the Gaza famine.
It is a famine that we could have prevented if we had been allowed.
Yet food stacks up at borders because of systematic obstruction by Israel.
Israel says there is no famine.
Israeli officials say the expert report uses unreliable sources and only helps Hamas's fake campaign.