Israel temporarily halts Gaza attacks to deliver aid amid global outrage over starvation
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Israel has announced a ten-hour daily pause in its military operations in Gaza's largest population centers to allow limited humanitarian aid delivery amid growing international criticism over the blockade and reports of mass starvation, with aid being airdropped and trucks entering Gaza, while tensions and conflicts continue.
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