A new IPC analysis found that famine conditions previously identified in Gaza governorate had been offset after the ceasefire and increased access. It nevertheless projected that about 1.6 million people would continue to face crisis-level or worse food insecurity through April 2026, including people facing catastrophic and emergency hunger. The improvement was fragile and depended on sustained aid and commercial access.
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What did the December 2025 IPC analysis say about hunger?
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IPC found famine conditions eased while 1.6 million people still faced crisis-level or worse hunger.
The December 2025 IPC analysis said hunger had completely ended in Gaza.
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Famine conditions were offset, but widespread crisis-level or worse food insecurity remained.