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As Gaza strains under a food crisis, some Israeli protesters are trying to block aid

Israeli border police watch over protesters attempting to block the road at the Kerem Shalom border crossing, where Israel inspects trucks and allows them to cross into the Gaza Strip. (Maya Levin for NPR)

KEREM SHALOM, Israel — From some of these parts, Gaza is a stone's throw away. If you look across the vast farm fields, you can see the buildings of Gaza rising from the horizon. Sometimes, you can also see plumes of smoke in the sky, a reminder that just a few miles from here, a war is raging.

A group of around 100 protesters have set up on the road leading into Gaza, just a couple of hundred feet from a row of aid trucks that sit idle in front of a tall concrete barricade. Israeli soldiers stand on a hill, watching from a distance, as the protesters wave Israeli flags.

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