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‘We need a flood’: Gaza still not seeing enough aid despite ceasefire, agencies warn
The ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel has allowed more aid to flow into Gaza – but obstacles remain, particularly in the north
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theguardian.com
Israel limits aid and keeps Rafah crossing closed in dispute over hostage remains
Tensions high as Israel accuses Hamas of breaching agreement by withholding bodies of 24 hostages
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independent.co.uk
Aid organisations frustrated as crucial supplies trickle into Gaza
Relief agencies told The Independent that more than 1,000 were waiting at the border with Gaza, laden with supplies
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bbc.com
UN humanitarian chief urges Israel to open more crossings into Gaza
Palestinians in Gaza are reported to be stockpiling food, amid anxiety that the ceasefire will unravel.
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aljazeera.com
Gaza’s ailing children ‘desperately waiting for help’ despite ceasefire
Continued Israeli restrictions still choking the flow of aid especially to the neediest patients in hospitals in Gaza.
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Fears for Gaza ceasefire grow after Israel and Hamas accuse each other of breaches
Hamas has claimed Israel has killed 24 Palestinians since the ceasefire began, while Israeli hostage families call on the truce to be terminated if the remaining bodies in Gaza…
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Supplies remain ‘critically low’ in Gaza as Israel continues to delay aid
Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt remains closed as Trump threatens Hamas over gang clashes.
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Photos: Gaza residents face severe shortages despite ceasefire agreement
UN stresses urgent action is needed to address famine conditions, requiring thousands of aid trucks into enclave weekly.
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Gaza aid still critically scarce, say agencies, as Israel delays convoys
UN urges opening of all crossing points as fewer than half of intended trucks enter strip and WHO warns of ‘spiralling’ disease
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‘We need a flood’: Gaza still not seeing enough aid despite ceasefire, agencies warn
The ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel has allowed more aid to flow into Gaza – but obstacles remain, particularly in the north
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Gaza aid deliveries still facing Israeli roadblocks a week into ceasefire
As calls for border crossings to reopen grow, Israeli attacks on Palestinians kill and wound several despite truce.