Aid deliveries to Gaza, resuming after a three-month blockade, are failing to reach civilians due to logistical hurdles and insecurity, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent. While some aid trucks have entered, many remain at the border, and distribution is severely hampered by Israeli procedures and internal chaos. Looting is feared as starvation-related deaths increase. The UN and aid groups express frustration with the slow pace and limited scale of deliveries, criticizing Israel's three-stage aid plan as insufficient and violating humanitarian principles.

Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.