"Gaza Humanitarian Crisis: Aid Stuck at Borders Amid Famine Threat"
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The future of aid delivery to Gaza remains uncertain following the killing of seven humanitarian aid workers in an Israeli airstrike, with estimates of the number of aid trucks waiting to enter Gaza varying widely. Israel denies restricting aid deliveries, but aid groups and U.N. experts warn of an imminent famine, with some Palestinians surviving on as little as 245 calories a day. Israel claims there are sufficient food supplies entering Gaza, but experts argue that bureaucratic roadblocks are allowing the famine to develop unchecked.
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