इसराएल गाज़ा में 'तकनीकी रुकावट' की सूचना देता है जिसका कारण वैश्विक विरोध था भूखमरी संकट के।

Facing mounting international condemnation over widespread hunger and reports of starvation deaths in Gaza, Israel has announced daily 'tactical pauses' in military operations in select areas to allow humanitarian aid to enter the enclave. Aid airdrops by Jordan and the UAE have resumed, and Israel has pledged to open secure corridors for aid trucks. Despite these measures, aid agencies warn that the scale of relief remains insufficient to address the deepening crisis, with malnutrition and famine persisting among Gaza's population. The United Nations and humanitarian groups continue to urge Israel to allow more substantial and consistent aid deliveries. The situation remains dire, with ongoing concerns about the safety and effectiveness of current aid efforts.