The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is worsening by the day, with reports of up to 60,000 deaths, including tens of thousands of children. Food shortages, famine, and collapsing medical services have made survival nearly impossible for many.

But there are signs of life-saving efforts pushing through.

🚛 Egypt’s Major Aid Moves

Egypt reopened the Kerem Shalom (Karam Abu Salem) crossing, allowing thousands of trucks carrying food, medicine, and essentials into Gaza. Over 1,200 metric tons of food has entered in just the past few days.

Aid groups emphasize that land delivery is the safest and most effective option for Gaza—it gets aid directly to those in need without the chaos of airdrops.

🪂 Airdrops Join the Effort

Egypt, Jordan, and the UAE recently coordinated a joint airdrop, delivering 52 tons of humanitarian aid over northern and southern Gaza.

While these airdrops may save lives, experts warn they are a fraction of what’s needed. Land convoys remain critical to meet the scale of the crisis.

The situation is dire. But every truck, every bottle, every dollar raised and shared matters. Don’t look away. Stay informed. Support where you can.