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Israel Allows Limited Food Aid into Gaza Amid Ongoing Offensive. Israel says it will now allow a “basic quantity of food” into Gaza, aiming to prevent a full-blown starvation crisis after nearly three months of total blockade. The move, announced by Prime Minister Netanyahu’s office, is tied to military plans to expand operations against Hamas. Gaza has been cut off from humanitarian aid since 2 March. Local officials report over 53,000 deaths since Israel’s campaign began 19 months ago. Global experts and a UN-backed report warn that famine is looming, with one in five Gazans already facing starvation. Netanyahu’s office said the limited food deliveries are meant to prevent a crisis that could hinder “Operation Gideon’s Chariots”. Israel also vowed to block Hamas from intercepting aid, ensuring that supplies don't reach militants. A British doctor working in Gaza called the area “a slaughterhouse”, describing conditions under ongoing Israeli airstrikes. Israel has intensified its ground offensive across both northern and southern Gaza. Overnight, at least 130 people were reportedly killed. According to the IDF, over 670 Hamas targets were hit in a week. The escalation aims to pressure Hamas and tighten Israeli control over Gaza’s aid distribution.
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