International Aid Flows to Gaza Amidst Israel-Hamas Conflict
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Several countries, including Turkey, UAE, Qatar, Jordan, Tunisia, India, and Rwanda, have sent humanitarian aid to Gaza through the Rafah border crossing. The aid includes medical supplies, food, and water. However, the volume of aid entering Gaza is only 4% of the daily average needed before the conflict, and fuel supplies are running critically low. The border between Gaza and Egypt has been opened to allow aid to enter, but trucks are waiting for Israeli approval to drive into Gaza.
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