Israel aid to gaza

GHF stated that two Palestinians were ill from issues unrelated to facility security, that two food sites were operational, and had handed out 840,262 meals.

The incidents underscore the problems getting supplies to hundreds of thousands of Palestinians facing worsening hunger and starvation after a weeks-long blockade.

While Arab states may be watching closely, their media doesn't seem to be doing a lot of independent reporting on this issue.

Military officials also discussed the looting incidents in Gaza, with over 110 looting incidents occurring since the resumption of Gaza aid.

"We've got 10,000 trucks on the border right now, cleared, ready to go, and we'll do everything to get them in and save lives," Fletcher told CNN.

The groups stated that they blocked "dozens of aid trucks destined for Hamas," after the trucks were loaded with supplies and equipment from UNRWA containers at the Ashdod Port.

Hamas rules by fear; Israel should respond with transparency to show moral contrast.

Sources told the 'Post' that new guidelines and techniques would be followed to prevent Hamas from gaining control of the food.

In an official statement it released, it claimed this is an "intelligence operation for information gathering," which, they argue, will lead to "fights over a piece of bread."

In his first Sunday message on May 11, the new pope called for an immediate ceasefire and for the release of all Israeli hostages held by the militant group Hamas.