Hmm

... and of children dying of malnutrition because not enough food was getting in.

But it was also a really difficult thing to report because journalists are not allowed to go to Gaza.

So they start calling around, looking for people that they can talk to just to, like, report out this story about malnutrition.

And the, by far, best source who Yasin meets in the process is this guy, Mahmoud Al-Maduon, who is the head of a soup kitchen in the north of Gaza in a place called Beit Lahiya.

So he reaches out, and Mahmoud is totally willing to talk to him, and Yasin was also really just surprised that Mahmoud spoke really openly about everything that was happening in a way that is not what he was used to have happening with other people there, with doctors, with nurses, with ordinary people living in Gaza.

Hmm.

And the average people didn't have money, which is a part of the reason there's so much malnutrition.