Twenty trucks carrying humanitarian supplies entered Gaza through the Rafah crossing from Egypt, the first such convoy since the escalation began. UN agencies described the shipment as a beginning, far below the scale needed for a population facing bombardment, displacement, shortages and the breakdown of basic services. Rafah became a central lifeline and a site of negotiation over access, inspection and control. Aid entry did not end the siege or restore reliable provision of food, water, fuel and medicine.
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UN agencies described the convoy as a beginning, far short of needs.