Sunday Telegraph · 6 June 2010
CP-2010-003
Just how hungry is Gaza?
Israel insists that its blockade has not created a humanitarian crisis, but Gazans increasingly feel abandoned by the international community - and some in the battered enclave blame Hamas and its overlords for their depredations
Adrian Blomfield
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A photograph of men and donkey carts working among the shells of destroyed buildings.
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"Just how hungry is Gaza?," Sunday Telegraph, 6 June 2010. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2010-003. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2010-003
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