Over 2,100 Aid Trucks Enter Gaza Since May Amid Health Crisis

Humanitarian aid continues to flow into the Gaza Strip amid a severe health and humanitarian crisis exacerbated by ongoing conflict. The UAE recently delivered a significant shipment of medical supplies, including beds and field tents, under its Operation Chivalrous Knight 3 initiative in cooperation with the World Health Organization, aiming to relieve hospitals damaged by the war. Israel has resumed and maintained aid deliveries through crossings such as Kerem Shalom and Zikim, with dozens of trucks entering daily after a pause earlier in the year; however, the UN stresses that 600 trucks per day are necessary to meet the needs of Gaza's population. The International Committee of the Red Cross reported the death of its fifth colleague in Gaza, highlighting the dangers faced by humanitarian workers in the conflict zone. Meanwhile, the humanitarian situation remains dire with images showing Palestinians receiving aid shipments in northern Gaza. U.S. President Donald Trump commented on the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran, emphasizing violations by both sides amid ongoing tensions impacting the region.