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Israel's military announced it will begin airdrops of aid to Gaza starting Saturday night, establishing humanitarian corridors for UN convoys amid growing starvation. This follows months of warnings about famine due to Israeli restrictions. The military claims there's no starvation, despite numerous reports of starvation-related deaths and desperate attempts to reach aid resulting in at least 53 deaths overnight. The airdrops, coordinated with international organizations, are criticized by UN officials as inefficient and potentially dangerous. Ceasefire talks remain stalled.

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