More than 100 trucks entered Gaza on Sunday, says UN

Tom Fletcher, head of the OCHA (UN (United Nations) Humanitarian Coordination Office of Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs), said more than 100 humanitarian aid trucks were directed to the Gaza Strip. The measure occurs after Israel to allow vehicles to enter.

“This is progress, but large amounts of help is needed to avoid hunger and a catastrophic health crisis. In all UN agencies and the humanitarian community, we are mobilized to save as many lives as possible”He said in a statement on X.

Israel is experiencing a ceasefire scenario in the Gaza Strip. The (World Health Organization) identified in the Gaza Strip.

The organizer of the organization, said the agency was unable to deliver any type of food to the Palestinian territory for almost 80 days from March to May 2025.

of supplies to Gaza in March. The block was partially suspended in May, but the conditions for the entry of humanitarian aid still limit food access.

The Israeli government justifies restrictions as measures to avoid diversion of resources to Hamas. Humanitarian organizations, in turn, indicate that only a small part of the necessary help actually reaches the population of the Gaza Strip.

“One in 3 people in Gaza hasn’t eaten days. People are being shot just for trying to get food to feed their families. Children are languishing. This is what we face at this very moment”Said Fletcher.

“We need sustained action – and fast – including more agile release for the trains to reach the crossing points and enter Gaza; multiple trips a day to the passage points, so that we and our partners can collect supplies; Safe routes that avoid crowded areas; and no new attack on people gathered in search of food”He said.

“International humanitarian law must be respected. Help cannot be blocked, late or attacked. The hostages must be released, immediately and unconditionally. In the end, of course, we don’t just need a pause-we need a permanent ceasefire”He said.