WAR ON GAZA

Gaza Humanitarian Crisis Deepens as Aid Deliveries Remain Severely Limited

Let’s not sugarcoat this: Gaza is starving. And the so-called “humanitarian corridors” are barely functional. Reports of only 73 aid trucks being allowed into Gaza

GAZA:

The Jordan Armed Forces and the UAE carried out three humanitarian airdrops on Sunday to deliver vital food and supplies to several areas across the Gaza Strip, the Jordan News Agency reported

The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is now beyond anything we’ve seen before,” said UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al-Nahyan in a statement on X.

“We’re committed to delivering vital aid to those who need it most—by land, air, or sea. Airdrops are being reactivated immediately.”

Whether it’s 73, 28, or even 100 trucks per day, it doesn’t matter.
• Pre-war aid flow: 500–600 trucks daily.
• Current flow: A fraction of that—often under 10% of what’s needed.
• Population: Over 2 million people, most displaced, many already malnourished.