Aid entering Gaza remains woefully inadequate, with just 73 trucks arriving in a single day, most of which were reportedly looted amid security chaos blamed on deliberate Israeli policies. This orchestrated disorder has left relief efforts paralysed, deepening famine in a territory already on the brink of collapse.

Gaza’s daily survival requires at least 600 aid trucks, alongside fuel to sustain hospitals, essential services, and food distribution. Instead, crossings remain sealed, infrastructure lies in ruins, and hunger grips the population, with infants and vulnerable groups at greatest risk.

Calls for urgent intervention to reopen crossings and deliver adequate supplies continue to grow, as starvation and desperation intensify. Yet, without immediate pressure on Israel to lift its blockade, Gaza faces an ever-worsening catastrophe driven by calculated policies designed to strangle its people into submission.