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Israel has begun airdrops in Gaza but aid groups say it’s not enough. Here’s the reality
After weeks of global condemnation sparked by images of starving people in Gaza, Israel on Sunday announced changes to aid operations in the strip.
It would start airdropping pallets of food in the territory, it said, as well as make it easier for humanitarian groups to bring trucks of aid to…
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