Gaza Aid Chaos Amid Humanitarian Crisis and Accusations of Genocide. As Israel temporarily paused fighting to allow aid into Gaza from Rafah, videos surfaced showing desperate Palestinians scrambling for food. Despite over 120 aid trucks entering, many were looted by starving civilians.

Israel claims there is “no famine,” but the WHO and 28 nations accuse it of fueling “man-made starvation.” The UN says 470,000 people face famine-like conditions, with over a dozen dying from malnutrition in 24 hours. UN relief chief Tom Fletcher called Israel’s one-week pause “insufficient” and urged for safe, sustained aid routes.

Amid growing international pressure, Israeli NGOs B’Tselem and Physicians for Human Rights Israel accused Israel…

Gaza Aid Chaos Amid Humanitarian Crisis and Accusations of Genocide. As Israel temporarily paused fighting to allow aid into Gaza from Rafah, videos surfaced showing desperate Palestinians scrambling for food. Despite over 120 aid trucks entering, many were looted by starving civilians.

Israel claims there is “no famine,” but the WHO and 28 nations accuse it of fueling “man-made starvation.” The UN says 470,000 people face famine-like conditions, with over a dozen dying from malnutrition in 24 hours. UN relief chief Tom Fletcher called Israel’s one-week pause “insufficient” and urged for safe, sustained aid routes.

Amid growing international pressure, Israeli NGOs B’Tselem and Physicians for Human Rights Israel accused Israel of committing genocide in Gaza, citing “intent to destroy Palestinian society.” Israel rejects the claims, blaming Hamas for civilian suffering.


Relief workers report running out of supplies and joining food lines. AFP warned its journalists may starve. An internal U.S. report found no evidence that Hamas systematically steals aid, contradicting Israeli claims.

While Israel demands Hamas disarm for a ceasefire, Hamas insists on retaining authority. The humanitarian catastrophe continues, with no lasting peace in sight.