Conflicts in the Middle East, particularly in Gaza and Sudan, have exacerbated the global hunger crisis, leaving millions of people vulnerable to malnutrition and starvation. These conflicts have disrupted supply chains, led to mass displacements, and caused a significant drop in agricultural production, deepening food insecurity in the region. In Sudan, where famine has been declared, millions of people are facing acute malnutrition, with children being the most vulnerable. The situation is worsened by economic decline, high food prices, and weather extremes. In Gaza, the war between Israel and Hamas has displaced a large portion of the population and led to high levels of acute food insecurity.