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Under a new ceasefire, aid to Gaza is set to surge, with COGAT expecting about 600 trucks a day and Egypt sending 400 on Sunday via Rafah for screening at Kerem Shalom. The U.N., which has struggled to deliver even 20% of needs amid restrictions and famine, says about 170,000 metric tons are ready to enter. Gaza Humanitarian Foundation food sites were dismantled after the deal. Israel prepares to free hostages as Palestinians anticipate prisoner releases; Donald Trump plans visits to Israel and Egypt. Meanwhile, residents trickle back to shattered neighborhoods as the ceasefire’s long-term future remains uncertain.

Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.