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Israel Declares One-Day Gaza Pause, Resumes Nighttime Aid Drops

A 24-hour combat pause will allow UN-designated aid corridors under a blockade that has fueled malnutrition, infant deaths, deadly distribution point shootings.

Israel mata a 24 gazatíes y deja 300 heridos mientras esperaban la llegada de ayuda
Vista de cajas de ayuda humanitaria de World Central Kitchen a la intemperie en Kerem Shalom (Israel). Foto: EFE
Palestinos intentan obtener comida en la Ciudad de Gaza.
Combatientes de Hamas.

Overview

  • IDF machine-gun fire near the Zikim post killed at least 24 civilians and injured more than 300 as they waited for aid trucks.
  • The military announced it will resume nighttime aerial drops of flour, sugar and canned goods and open UN-designated corridors for convoys during the cease-fire.
  • Gaza health authorities report 127 malnutrition deaths since the offensive began, including 85 children, and say infant formula is now exhausted.
  • UNRWA Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini criticized airdrops as costly, ineffective and potentially dangerous for starving civilians.
  • Médecins Sans Frontières and other NGOs accuse Israel of using starvation as a weapon and demand unrestricted access through all border crossings.