UN says no aid yet distributed in Gaza as international pressure on Israel mounts
Summary
The United Nations reports that no aid has been distributed in Gaza yet, even though trucks have started crossing the border after an 11-week blockade. Although 93 trucks entered Gaza on Tuesday with supplies like food and medical items, international pressure on Israel is increasing to ensure the full delivery of aid.Key Facts
- The UN reported that trucks reached the Palestinian side of the Kerem Shalom crossing, but the aid was not yet distributed.
- Israeli officials stated that 93 trucks carrying aid entered Gaza, including food and medical supplies.
- Israel agreed to lift the aid blockade on Gaza, but international pressure remains due to concerns over the humanitarian situation.
- The UK has suspended trade talks with Israel over the military actions in Gaza.
- The EU is considering reviewing its trade agreement with Israel because of the situation in Gaza.
- The UN describes the aid operation as complex, requiring supplies to be offloaded and reloaded separately.
- UN estimates suggest 600 trucks a day are needed to address Gaza's humanitarian needs.
- Reports warn that 14,000 babies in Gaza risk severe malnutrition and need immediate aid.
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