The UN World Food Programme (WFP) warns it may need to make deeper cuts to its food assistance in Gaza unless additional funding is secured. WFP says it provides support to about 70% of the population in Gaza. The warning comes as humanitarian agencies reduce aid flows because of funding shortages. The WFP statement follows an assessment by the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC), which says more than two-thirds of Gazans could face acute hunger by the end of the year. Together, the reports highlight a worsening humanitarian situation and the risk that limited resources will further reduce assistance. WFP links the prospect of reduced delivery to continued donor fatigue and the resulting funding gaps. The situation underscores how funding constraints are affecting aid operations even as hunger projections point to continued deterioration. WFP’s warning indicates that without new contributions, fewer people may receive the level of food support currently planned, and existing assistance may be scaled back further.