Famine stalks Gaza as aid deliveries now in question

Starving Palestinians in Gaza are afraid that food shortages will worsen after the most recent attack on aid workers.
The founder of the aid group, World Central Kitchen, says Israel's killing of seven of its staff in Gaza was not a mistake - but a systematic targeting of their convoy.

Three consecutive air strikes attacked the worker's vehicles on Monday - despite the Israelis being told where they were going.
The UN says it's suspending the night-time movement of aid in Gaza for 48 hours, because of security concerns.

Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudary is in Nuseirat in central Gaza.
She explains what the latest attack on aid workers means for Palestinians desperately in need of food.

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