Bird-feed loaf and a date: What children eat in Gaza

Hunger stalks the entire Gaza Strip, the tiny enclave where 2.3 million people have been living under Israel's bombardment since Oct. 7 as it battles Hamas militants. In central Gaza, three young brothers had run away in secret to take refuge with their aunt in her tent in Deir al-Balah because there was nothing to eat in Gaza City. Just north of Deir al-Balah, Warda Mattar, a displaced mother sheltering at Al-Nuseirat refugee camp with her two-month-old baby, was giving him a date wrapped in gauze to suck on, for lack of any milk. Lucy Fielder has more.