The Israeli blockade of Gaza is now in its third month.

Since early March, no food, water, shelter or medication has been allowed into the embattled

territory, and aid groups on the ground warn of a worsening humanitarian crisis.

Earlier today, I spoke with Gara al-Hadad, who works for Oxfam inside Gaza and asked her about the latest conditions on the ground.

The conditions in Gaza is getting more catastrophic than before.

We are now seeing children are starving.

Hospital and the health facilities are collapsing.

Families are wiped out due to Israeli air strikes and bombardment. Now, since

March the second, Israel has block AIDS flow into the Gaza Strip. This closure of the borders,

in addition to the resumptions of the war, since March, it didn't have worsened the conditions and have worsened the humanitarian

conditions that we live through and experience on daily paces.

I mean, it's getting worse and worse, and it is getting more catastrophic every now and then.

You say that it's getting worse and worse.

Are you seeing more cases of malnutrition and disease?

Many people that I've met told me that their children are experiencing acute malnutrition.

Many mothers, including the mothers in my family,

they told me that their children are getting dizzy because they do not

have the sufficient food, the sufficient nutrition that these children wanted. Most mothers try to

ration the food meals for their children. Imagine like a child wanted to eat, wanted to have

a full meal and he or she cannot get it. Not because their

parents do not want to give it to him or her, but because they do not have it in their

kitchens. They do not have it in their tents. So children and other vulnerable communities are

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