Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza - Airdrops of aid, while providing some relief, are not the most effective and can be dangerous, resulting in casualties [1][2] - A 14-year-old boy was killed by an aid package dropped from a plane [2] - Israel's initial blockade of Gaza for over two months led to a deadly hunger crisis [3] - Humanitarian groups state that the current aid levels are insufficient and call for a significant increase in relief [5] - The preferred method for delivering aid is through designated road crossings and a ceasefire [5] Access and Reporting - For the past 22 months, Israel has restricted independent access to Gaza for foreign journalists [3] - Restrictions were placed on filming from the aid plane, limiting the view of Gaza [4] Policy Changes - Following international criticism, Israel has started allowing more aid and goods into Gaza [4]

New outrage in Israel with two new hostage videos emerging. As US special envoy Steve Witco visited Israel and met with hostage families, Witoff is heard in a leaked recording published by Wet signaling a potential new approach. No peace, no deals.Now we think that we have to shift this negotiation to uh all or nothing. Everybody comes home. Palestinian Islamic Jihad posted the video of 21-year-old Ram Braslavski on Thursday before Hamas released video of 24y old Evatar Davided on Saturday.Both men saying t ...

I have never seen anything like what I've seen here in Gaza. I have seen so much malnutrition here. I've seen it in the pregnancies that we see. I've seen it in the babies that come out. I've seen it walking through the emergency room with the kids and the men and women.So, I see it everywhere. I see it in the staff who every day talk about how hungry they are. Malnutrition and stress can lead to pregnancy complications.The stress of living under siege, the stress of malnutrition, the stress of the bombings ...