Facing mounting international condemnation and reports of widespread starvation in Gaza, Israel has announced daily 'tactical pauses' in military operations and is allowing increased humanitarian aid into the territory. These measures include opening humanitarian corridors, permitting airdrops by Jordan and the UAE, and allowing more aid trucks to enter Gaza. However, aid organizations and the UN warn that the assistance remains far below what is needed to address the catastrophic hunger crisis affecting millions of Palestinians. The Israeli government, under intense pressure both domestically and abroad, continues to balance military objectives with humanitarian imperatives, but critics argue the response is insufficient and comes too late. The situation remains dire, with many Gazans still unable to access enough food, and international calls for a full ceasefire and unrestricted aid continue to grow.
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