Each day, Palestinians in Gaza face a dangerous journey in search of food. Israeli troops open fire toward crowds crossing military zones to reach aid, while thieves wait to ambush those who succeed. This desperate situation has forced many into a competition to feed their families.

Some lucky individuals manage to secure basic supplies like lentils, Nutella, or flour. However, many return empty-handed and must endure the ordeal repeatedly. The food distribution points run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, an Israeli-backed contractor, are often chaotic and dangerous.

Israel recently started allowing food into Gaza after a 10-week blockade, but the supplies are insufficient to prevent starvation. Most aid goes to GHF, with a small amount reaching the U.N. and other humanitarian groups. Both systems are plagued by violence and disorder.

Israeli troops have been firing on crowds heading to GHF centers, resulting in numerous deaths and injuries. The U.N.'s truck convoys are also overwhelmed by hungry crowds, leading to violent incidents. The situation continues to deteriorate, with more casualties reported.

Israel claims to only fire warning shots, while GHF denies any shootings at its hubs. Palestinians describe a dangerous journey to reach the food centers, with tanks firing over their heads and drones issuing warnings. The desperation for food has led to a chaotic and dangerous environment.

Despite the risks, Palestinians continue to brave the journey to obtain food for their families. The scenes at the food centers are chaotic, with people scrambling to grab supplies before they run out. Some resort to robbery, while others fall victim to violence from thieves.

At the end of the day, families like Anwaar Saleh's in Khan Younis must ration the food obtained, hoping it will last. The struggle for food in Gaza has become a matter of life and death for many, highlighting the dire humanitarian crisis in the region.