Gaza aid airdrops spark criticism, as starvation deepens in the Strip
After Israel said it would allow foreign nations to parachute aid into Gaza, the United Nations described the move as a "distraction to inaction" by the Israeli government. Experts say air drops are dangerous and insufficient, nonetheless the people of Gaza are desperate.
After Israel said it would allow foreign nations to parachute aid into Gaza, the United Nations described the move as a "distraction to inaction" by the Israeli government. Experts say air drops are dangerous and insufficient, nonetheless the people of Gaza are desperate.
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