Overview
- Israel has ended its 11-week blockade on humanitarian aid to Gaza, allowing the first deliveries since March.
- A total of 107 trucks carrying UN and international humanitarian supplies entered Gaza on Thursday.
- Aid organizations warn that the current supply is insufficient, with 500 trucks per day required to meet basic needs.
- Distribution remains hindered by security risks, bureaucratic delays, and unsuitable transport routes coordinated by Israeli authorities.
- The blockade was initially imposed over accusations that Hamas diverted aid to fund military operations, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.