Overview
- UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher has warned that 14,000 infants in Gaza face death within 48 hours due to severe malnutrition and lack of aid.
- Only five aid trucks entered Gaza on Monday, described by Fletcher as a 'drop in the ocean,' with supplies yet to reach those in need.
- The blockade, in place since March 2, has created widespread starvation, with WHO reporting two million people are at risk of famine.
- The UK, France, and Canada have condemned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's restrictions, warning of potential 'concrete actions' if the blockade persists.
- Israel announced limited aid entry on Sunday under international pressure, but humanitarian groups stress the scale of relief remains critically insufficient.