WFP researchers interview a beneficiary while distributing urgent food aid to families whose homes were destroyed by Israeli air strikes on Gaza City. (WFP/Eman Mohammed/November 2012)
On 14 November 2012 the Israeli Air Force (IAF) launched an airstrike that targeted and killed the acting chief of Hamas’ military wing and one of his associates. This incident was followed by an escalation in violence ending on 21 November with a declaration of a cease fire. In the aftermath of the conflict, the Agriculture, Food and Cash for Work Sectors embarked on a rapid qualitative assessment to determine the impact of the conflict on the population’s food security status by analyzing food production, availability, accessibility and access stability during and in the aftermath of the conflict.
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29 November 2012 Gaza: Food Assistance During Conflict -
27 November 2012 Gaza Food Distribution (For The Media) -
24 September 2012 From Gaza To The West Bank: The Logistics Behind A School Meal -
19 April 2012 Biscuits From Gaza Feed West Bank Schoolkids -
20 February 2012 Assistance to Vulnerable Groups in the Gaza Strip -
25 January 2012 School Meals in the Gaza Strip 2010-2011 -
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14 December 2011 Assistance to the Destitute in Hebron, West Bank (2011) -
21 February 2011 High Food Prices - West Bank -
14 February 2011 Vouchers help Hebron's poor cope with rising prices
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