Israel begins daily pause in fighting in 3 Gaza areas to allow entry of ‘minimal’ aid
Summary
The Israeli military has started a temporary pause in fighting for 10 hours each day in three areas of Gaza to allow more humanitarian aid to enter. This comes as concerns about hunger in Gaza rise, and Israel faces international criticism for its actions. Despite the pause, fighting continues, and many Palestinians have been killed in recent strikes.Key Facts
- Israel implemented a daily 10-hour pause in fighting in Gaza City, Deir al-Balah, and Muwasi.
- The pause aims to increase humanitarian aid entering Gaza, where there's a significant need due to rising hunger.
- During these pauses, aid delivery routes will be secured in coordination with the UN and other humanitarian groups.
- Recent Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed at least 38 Palestinians, affecting families and children.
- About a third of Gaza’s population has not eaten for days, and nearly half a million face famine-like conditions.
- Jordan, alongside the UAE, carried out airdrops of 25 tons of food and supplies over Gaza.
- The UN World Food Program has food supplies to sustain Gaza for nearly three months but emphasizes the need for a ceasefire.
- Ceasefire discussions between Israel and Hamas have stalled, with Israel considering other options.
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