Later Sunday, U.N. aid chief Tom Fletcher said in a statement that initial reports indicated “that over 100 truckloads were collected” from the Gaza side of the crossings with Israel.

Israel has allowed more aid to flow into Gaza, under intense pressure over Palestinians starving to death, but the U.N. says much more is still needed.

Israel has taken steps in the past week to increase the flow of food into Gaza, saying 1,200 aid trucks have entered while hundreds of pallets have been airdropped, but U.N. and relief groups say ...

Israel, which blockaded aid to Gaza earlier this year, has recently begun to airdrop aid resources into the region, and its leaders argue reports of starvation are a false campaign promoted by Hamas.

What is undeniable is this: Nearly two years after Oct. 7, Israel is not too far from where it started — improvising, dropping aid from the sky, pausing operations, and grasping for a path forward.

Israel has restricted aid to Gaza's population of over 2 million because it says Hamas siphons it off to bolster its rule, without providing evidence. Much of the population, squeezed into ever ...

Jordanian and Emirati planes have dropped another 52 pallets of food over the Gaza Strip, the Israeli military said on Tuesday. Egyptian planes also took part in the airdrops for the first time ...