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Israel’s military says airdrops of aid will begin Saturday night in Gaza

  • Israel's military announced it resumed airdrops of aid to Gaza starting Saturday night amid a critical humanitarian situation.
  • The airdrops follow a total Israeli blockade since March 2 and escalating starvation after Hamas' October 2023 attack triggered a military campaign.
  • Despite thousands of tons of aid stuck at crossings, hundreds of Palestinians have died recently trying to access food, while aid workers face dangers and unreliable deliveries.
  • The Israeli Defense Forces claim there is no starvation and call famine reports a false campaign by Hamas, while UNRWA warns airdrops are inefficient and will not end deepening hunger.
  • This resumed aid effort may alleviate some immediate needs but reflects ongoing challenges in safely and effectively reaching Gaza's two million residents amid intense conflict.
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NBC News broke the news in United States on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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