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Israel Resumes Limited Gaza Aid as Ground Offensive Intensifies

Netanyahu allows minimal food deliveries under international pressure while vowing to seize full control of Gaza and dismantle Hamas.

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Palestinians struggle to receive cooked food distributed at a community kitchen in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, Wednesday, May 14, 2025. (AP Photo/Abdel Kareem Hana)
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Overview

  • Israel has allowed 20 aid trucks carrying food to enter Gaza for the first time in nearly three months, following warnings of a looming famine.
  • Prime Minister Netanyahu cited growing international criticism, including from U.S. allies, as a key factor in the decision to ease the blockade.
  • The Israeli military has intensified its ground and air campaign, warning Khan Younis residents to evacuate ahead of an 'unprecedented attack.'
  • Netanyahu reiterated Israel's objective to take full control of Gaza, destroy Hamas' infrastructure, and secure the release of 58 remaining hostages.
  • Aid groups have rejected Israel’s new U.S.-backed distribution mechanism, arguing it will not effectively reach Gaza's most vulnerable populations.