Gigi Hadid shares post highlighting starvation in Gaza
The post included a graphic that repeatedly read: 'Israel is starving Gaza,' reflecting growing international concern over famine conditions in the region.
Hadid also reshared a message calling for immediate access to humanitarian aid: 'Humanitarian aid to Gaza is just a few miles away. The roads are right there. The trucks are right there. The food and medicine are right there. LET. AID. IN.'
The post echoes calls from UN agencies and humanitarian groups urging the opening of crossings to deliver critical supplies to the besieged enclave.
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