Israel announces daily military pause in parts of Gaza to address humanitarian crisis
Israel has declared a daily 10-hour halt in military operations in certain areas of Gaza to allow aid convoys to move more freely. This decision comes after global concern over the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, with reports of malnutrition-related deaths. The UN and aid groups are intensifying efforts to provide food and medicine during these designated pauses.
Israel announced it would ease aid convoys' movement through Gaza by land following global outrage at aid restrictions. Military will halt operations for 10 hours daily in parts of Gaza and open new aid corridors. UN aid chief pledged to feed hungry during pauses. Dozens died of malnutrition in recent weeks, including 85 children. Aid groups reported mass hunger among Gaza's 2.2 million people. Israel and US abandoned ceasefire talks with Hamas. Israel reopened aid flow with restrictions in May, blaming Hamas for Gaza's suffering. Gazans cautiously welcomed aid but called for permanent end to fighting.
Egyptian Red Crescent sent 100 trucks of food aid to southern Gaza. Israel began aid airdrops to ease humanitarian conditions. Far-right Israeli minister criticized aid decision, calling it a capitulation to Hamas. The war began in 2023 when Hamas fighters attacked Israel, leading to a deadly conflict. Israel's offensive against Hamas has caused significant casualties and destruction in Gaza.
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