Lawlessness Obstructs Gaza Aid Despite Israeli Combat Pause

Armed gangs and lack of police paralyze aid distribution in southern Gaza, leaving essential supplies stranded.

Thousands of truckloads of aid remain stuck near the Kerem Shalom crossing due to security threats.
Armed men intercept and loot aid convoys, creating a dangerous environment for drivers.
The collapse of Hamas's control has led to increased crime and chaos in Gaza.
Efforts to use alternative routes, including a U.S.-installed pier, face logistical and security challenges.
Aid agencies call for a ceasefire and reopening of the Rafah crossing to improve aid flow.