US EditionIsrael’s military says airdrops of aid will begin Saturday night in Gaza
- Israel's military announced it will resume airdrops of aid into Gaza on Saturday night amid a critical humanitarian situation.
- The resumption follows a military campaign launched in October 2023 after a Hamas attack that killed 1,219 people, mostly civilians.
- Hundreds of aid trucks remain idle inside Gaza while international agencies blame the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and obstacles hinder aid delivery.
- UNRWA head Philippe Lazzarini said airdrops will not reverse starvation, and Israeli forces have killed over 50 people seeking aid recently.
- The resumption of aid airdrops suggests efforts to alleviate starvation, but ongoing violence and bureaucratic challenges continue to impact Gaza's population.
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