"Israel's Aid Efforts for Gaza Under Scrutiny as U.N. and U.S. Express Concern"

Despite Israel's claims of increasing aid to Gaza, U.N. and aid officials report little change on the ground, with access remaining complicated and risky. The population is facing a severe humanitarian crisis, with 95% experiencing crisis levels of hunger and health authorities reporting deaths from malnutrition and dehydration. Israeli officials have pledged to take steps to improve humanitarian access, but relief workers continue to face obstacles in accessing aid, and convoys are often denied permissions by Israeli authorities. The U.S. has pressured Israel to address the worsening calamity, prompting some changes in approach, but challenges persist in delivering essential relief to Palestinians in Gaza.
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- Israel to open new crossing, 'flood Gaza with aid'; war of words with Iran heats up USA TODAY
- US: Israel still hasn't done enough on Gaza aid, famine imminent The Jerusalem Post
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