Gaza Strip - December 10, 2024 Displaced Palestinians in the Gaza Strip are hounded with a serious shortage of crackers, one of the main food sources for people in the besieged enclave, as flour supply halted. The Israeli army has blocked flour from entering the Gaza Strip and international organizations have stopped distributing it, leading to a massive panic buy with skyrocketing prices. As resources become increasingly scarce and people cannot make any food at home, lootings occurred in central and southern Gaza. On Nov 29, hungry crowds were trampled at a food shop in Deir al-Balah in central Gaza Strip as they rushed to buy crackers, resulting in death of two women and one child. At another shop in the city of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, many people have waited for hours but were unable to buy anything, including the 70-year-old displaced Palestinian Nabil Al-Basyouni. A large number of food stalls in southern Gaza were forced to close down due to flour shortage, with the price of each cracker rising nearly 32 times since the latest round of conflict broke out. Shotlist: Khan Younis, Gaza Strip - Dec 5, 2024: 1. Various of crowds gathering, scrambling to buy food; 2. People in lines at food stall; 3. Various of displaced Palestinian Nabil Al-Basyouni walking, waiting to buy food; 4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Nabil Al-Basyouni, displaced Palestinian: "I have been standing here for more than three hours, but I still haven't bought any crackers. I can only go back to my children with nothing."; 5. Various of vendors selling, making crackers; 6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Mohammad Assar, displaced Palestinian (partially overlaid with shot 7): "I came here to take a queue number at 07:00 just for a kilo of crackers, but for a family of eight to 10, one kilo is far from enough."; [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 7. Crowds of people in front of stall; [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 8. Person showing food ticket; 9. Vendors selling crackers. [Restriction - No access Chinese mainland]