Facing mounting international condemnation over reports of starvation and humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza, Israel has announced daily 'tactical pauses' in military operations and resumed airdrops of aid in select areas. Despite these measures, aid organizations and Palestinians on the ground report that the assistance is minimal, often fails to reach those most in need, and is insufficient to address the scale of the crisis. The United Nations and humanitarian groups warn that famine is spreading, with hundreds of thousands at risk and dozens already dead from hunger. Israel's government, under intense global pressure, insists it is not blocking aid, but critics argue the steps taken are more symbolic than substantive. The situation remains dire, with calls for a full ceasefire and unrestricted humanitarian access growing louder.
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