Aid Trucks Enter Gaza Through Key Crossings Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict
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Israeli airstrikes in Gaza's Rafah killed at least 35 people, mostly women and children, and hit tents for displaced individuals. The strikes occurred despite an International Court of Justice order to end the offensive. Israel's military confirmed targeting a Hamas installation, killing two senior militants, and is investigating civilian casualties. The conflict has severely disrupted humanitarian aid, with Gaza's Health Ministry reporting nearly 36,000 Palestinian deaths since the war began. The situation remains dire, with widespread displacement and severe hunger.
- Israel-Hamas war: Aid trucks enter Gaza from southern Israel The Associated Press
- Israel-Gaza war live: aid trucks expected to start entering Gaza through Kerem Shalom crossing The Guardian
- Egypt, U.S. Agree to Temporarily Send Humanitarian Aid, Fuel via Israel as Rafah Crossing Remains Closed - Israel News Haaretz
- Aid Deliveries From Egypt Into Gaza Are Due to Resume The New York Times
- Egypt agrees to allow aid through key Gaza crossing after U.S. pressure Axios
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