Jordan Airdrops Urgent Medical Aid to Gaza During Israel-Hamas War

Jordan has airdropped medical supplies to a hospital in Gaza, as Israel continues its intense bombardment of the strip and cuts off communications. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in Turkey, trying to contain the conflict and push for humanitarian pauses to allow aid into Gaza. Meanwhile, the UK government is accused of separating British children in Gaza from their mothers by not including dependents on the safe passage list. The war between Israel and Hamas shows no signs of abating, with violence escalating on Israel's northern boundary with Lebanon and Gaza being cut in two by Israeli forces. The UN and international charities have called for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire, while the average Palestinian in Gaza is living on just two pieces of bread per day.