"Humanitarian Aid Airdrops Continue in Gaza Amid Cease-Fire Talks and Winter Storm"
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As cease-fire talks continue between Israel and Gaza, the death toll in Gaza reaches 30,000, prompting the U.S. and Jordan to conduct an airdrop of 38,000 meals into the enclave. President Biden is optimistic about reaching a deal on a potential cease-fire, but Israel has yet to confirm plans moving forward. Vice President Kamala Harris is set to meet with Israeli war cabinet member Benny Gantz to secure the deal, calling for an immediate cease-fire and increased aid flow into Gaza. Photojournalists document scenes from Israel and Gaza, including Israeli demonstrations, soldier funerals, and the aftermath of Israeli offensives in Gaza.
- Scenes from Israel and Gaza as cease-fire talks continue and aid is airdropped : The Picture Show NPR
- Opinion | Playing Hamas's Game on Aid to Gaza The Wall Street Journal
- U.S. completes first aid airdrop in Gaza, West Coast hit with dangerous winter storm: Weekend Rundown NBC News
- US military airdrops emergency humanitarian aid into Gaza The Associated Press
- US Says Airdrops to Gaza to Continue in 'Intolerable' Situation Bloomberg
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