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- The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification says Gaza is no longer experiencing famine after increased humanitarian aid following the October ceasefire.
- About 1.6 million people still face high acute food insecurity, including over 100,000 in catastrophic conditions.
- Israel's Coordination of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) disputed IPC findings, claiming food aid has entered Gaza since the ceasefire.
- The IPC cautions that the risk of famine remains if hostilities resume.
