Tuesday marked a significant increase in the delivery of aid trucks to Gaza, with the highest number since October 7, as reported by Israel's agency overseeing access to the region. A total of 468 trucks carrying humanitarian aid were allowed entry into Gaza after inspection, according to Israel's Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT).
In addition to the truck deliveries, Israel's military conducted airdrops of 303 packages containing 'thousands' of meals over Gaza on the same day. However, humanitarian organizations have expressed concerns about the effectiveness of airdrops as a method of aid delivery, labeling them as 'good photo opportunities but a lousy way to deliver aid.'
