UN says 90 lorry loads of aid now in Gaza after three-day delay at crossing

Israel has only authorised a 'teaspoon' of aid for Gaza, U.N. chief says

Israel says about 300 trucks of aid have entered Gaza via the Kerem Shalom crossing since it lifted an 11-week blockade on Gaza on Monday, but Mr. Guterres said that so far only about a third of those truckloads have been transported from the crossing to warehouses within Gaza due to insecurity

While trucks arrived and bakeries opened, UN says Gaza aid just a drop in the ocean

After 80 days of siege, aid began reaching Gazans on Thursday. Distribution sites mostly in the south received flour, baby food and medical products, but the UN says many Gazans wouldn't feel any improvement anytime soon

More than 90 truckloads of aid have been delivered to the Gaza Strip after an 11-week blockade, amid reports that 29 people in the country have starved to death in two days.

Gaza gets limited aid after Israeli blockade – but is it too late?

After weeks of aid being prevented from entering Gaza, a few trucks carrying flour and other desperately needed supplies have crossed into the strip overnight.

Gaza blockade eases amid warnings more aid is needed to avoid famine

Israel says it has allowed 100 aid trucks into the enclave, home to more than 2 million Palestinians, amid growing concerns about a humanitarian crisis.

According to the United Nations, after a two-and-a-half-month blockade, relief agencies in the Gaza Strip have returned to receiving aid. A UN spokesman said that around 90 truckloads were picked up at the Kerem-Schalom crossing, but the distribution to the needy population is difficult.