Israel Boosts Humanitarian Aid Amid Gaza Crisis
Israel has resumed aid airdrops to Gaza, introducing 'humanitarian corridors' amid mounting international pressure. Despite these steps, conflict persists and aid is hindered by supply issues. Over 2.2 million Gazans face severe hunger, with more than 100 aid agencies warning of spreading starvation. Israeli operations continue.
Israel resumed humanitarian aid deliveries to Gaza with a renewed effort to alleviate the dire situation affecting the Palestinian population. Following international pressure and indirect ceasefire talks with Hamas in Doha, the Israeli military declared the introduction of 'humanitarian corridors' for United Nations aid convoys and 'humanitarian pauses' in populated areas.
Despite ongoing conflict, these missions include airdrops coordinated with global aid organizations, delivering essential supplies such as flour and sugar. Tensions escalate as international bodies confirm mass hunger across Gaza's 2.2 million residents, exacerbated by a blockade that started in March and was partially lifted in May.
The humanitarian crisis deepens as Israel maintains military operations, while aid access remains restricted. The interception of an aid ship attempting to reach Gaza and continued warnings from global agencies underscore the urgent need for increased and efficient aid distribution.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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