VOICED: Poor priced out as the Middle East begins fasting

The video discusses the impact of Ramadan on Muslims, focusing on economic challenges in Gaza and Yemen. In Gaza, high unemployment and price hikes make it difficult for many to afford food during Ramadan. Despite easing of the blockade, over a million people rely on aid. In Yemen, currency devaluation has led to price spikes, affecting affordability. Retailers continue with unpopular pricing strategies, impacting consumers, especially those below the poverty line.

In what ways have currency fluctuations affected food prices in Yemen during Ramadan?

What are the consequences of high food prices on the population living below the poverty line in Gaza?