Challenges to over come the starvation.

 As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, the Palestinian territories, particularly Gaza and the West Bank, have faced various challenges, including economic difficulties that can contribute to food insecurity. Please note that the situation may have evolved since then, and I recommend checking the latest sources for the most up-to-date information.

Some of the major challenges that Palestinians have faced in addressing food insecurity and overcoming starvation include:

1. Economic Challenges: Palestinians have faced economic hardships, including high unemployment rates, limited job opportunities, and low wages. Economic instability can directly impact people's ability to afford and access an adequate and nutritious diet.

2. Political Situation: The ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict has led to the displacement of many Palestinians and has contributed to an unstable political environment. This instability can disrupt normal economic activities, making it difficult for people to meet their basic needs, including food.

3. Access to Resources: Limited access to agricultural land, water resources, and other essential inputs can affect the productivity of the agricultural sector. Palestinians may face challenges in cultivating their land and producing enough food locally.

4. Blockades and Restrictions: In the case of Gaza, a blockade imposed by Israel has significantly restricted the movement of goods, including food and humanitarian aid. This blockade has been a major factor contributing to economic hardships and food insecurity in the region.

5. Infrastructure and Services: The infrastructure in Palestinian territories, particularly in Gaza, has been heavily damaged due to conflicts and military operations. This includes damage to water and sanitation facilities, which can impact overall health and nutrition.

6. Humanitarian Assistance: The reliance on humanitarian aid to meet basic needs, including food assistance, indicates a precarious situation. The consistency and adequacy of humanitarian aid can be affected by various factors, including political tensions and funding shortages.

7. Population Growth: The population in Palestinian territories has been growing, which puts additional pressure on available resources and increases the demand for food. Meeting the nutritional needs of a growing population becomes a challenge in an environment with limited resources.

It's crucial to note that addressing food insecurity and overcoming starvation in any region requires a comprehensive and coordinated effort from local and international actors. Humanitarian organizations, governments, and the international community play essential roles in providing assistance, promoting economic development, and working towards a sustainable resolution to the underlying conflicts.