Gaza: Mother of starving baby speaks to BBC

Hedaya al-Muta'wi's 18-month-old son Mohammed suffers from malnutrition due to famine, weighing just 6kg.

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He suffers from fatigue and can no longer stand or sit up. She told the BBC "my husband was killed in the war and I don't have a breadwinner, except God".

She said she works hard and labours to provide her son with baby formula milk, but can't provide for him properly because she is alone.

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