- The Israeli military will implement daily 11-hour “tactical pauses” in southern Gaza to allow humanitarian aid access.
- The pauses aim to facilitate more aid through the Kerem Shalom crossing, the main entry point for aid into Gaza, and along the Salah Al-Din Highway, a crucial north-south route.
- The United Nations states that the current level of support entering Gaza is insufficient for the needs of the civilian population.
- Humanitarian organizations argue that a ceasefire is necessary to access all parts of Gaza and call for a significant increase in humanitarian assistance.
- Concerns are raised about the safety of humanitarian workers and the effectiveness of the notification and deconfliction system, with reports of humanitarians killed during operations.
- Challenges in distributing aid are exacerbated by the destruction of Gaza’s infrastructure, severing northern and southern regions, and making it difficult to reach those in need.
- Humanitarian agencies face difficulties in ensuring the safety of convoys and effectively distributing aid amidst growing desperation among Gaza’s population.
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