Map JSON response to object without iteration

I have an entity class:

public class ChunkItems {
  private String itemId;
  private String status;
//Five more other fields.
}    

I'm getting a json response like this:

{
  "chunkItemStatus": [
     {"101-a":"SUCCESS"},
     {"102-b":"FAIL"},
     {"103-c":"SUCCESS"}
  ]
}

In the above JSON array, each JSON object key represents the itemId of ChunkItems and the value represents the status of ChunkItems.

I have a list of ChunkItems where the status field is not valued. I need to update it from this JSON array.

Below is what I have tried which is working fine:

void updateStatus(List<ChunkItems> items){
   JSONArray chunkItemResponse = chunkResponse.getJSONArray("chunkItemStatus");
        chunkItemResponse.forEach(
            chunkItem -> {
              String key = ((JSONObject) chunkItem).keys().next();
              String value = ((JSONObject) chunkItem).getString(key);
              ChunkItems obj =
                  items
                      .stream()
                      .filter(item -> key.equals(item.getItemId()))
                      .findAny()
                      .orElseThrow(
                          () ->
                              new NoSuchElementException(
                                  "Item " + key + " is not present in the chunk: "+ items));
              obj.setStatus(value);
}

Is there any way where these values can be mapped to the list without iterating or may reduce the complexity?