Israel has announced it will allow a limited amount of food into Gaza to prevent mass starvation, ending a nearly three-month blockade. This decision follows international pressure and concerns of famine, as well as warnings from US senators about jeopardizing military and diplomatic support. The move comes amidst a new Israeli ground offensive in Gaza, resulting in significant Palestinian casualties. While ceasefire talks are underway, Israel plans to continue its military operation and implement a new US-led aid distribution system, a plan rejected by UN aid groups who cite concerns of weaponizing aid.
Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.
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