Aid Stalled at Gaza Borders as Humanitarian Needs Surge
Humanitarian efforts in Gaza face significant challenges as the region grapples with an escalating crisis. The UNRWA reports that around 6,000 trucks of vital aid remain stranded at the borders, unable to enter.
In response, countries like Jordan and the UAE have initiated aerial drops, delivering limited supplies, yet officials recognize that this method falls short of meeting the overwhelming needs of the population. With over 60,000 fatalities reported since early October, families are resorting to using bedding for burials due to a lack of shrouds.
Recently, Israel has allowed the entry of private companies to facilitate aid distribution, aiming to increase the volume of supplies while imposing strict controls to prevent misuse. The ongoing conflict continues to complicate the delivery of necessary assistance, leaving many in dire circumstances.
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