Israel has announced a series of humanitarian pauses in military operations across parts of Gaza to facilitate limited aid deliveries as international criticism mounts over the worsening starvation crisis. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have begun daily pauses in fighting to allow for aid airdrops and the entry of more aid trucks into the territory. Despite these measures, reports indicate that hunger levels are catastrophic and not enough to stave off famine, prompting further global outrage. Additionally, Jordan and the UAE have joined efforts by conducting their own aid airdrops into Gaza. While officials promise more aid, many are skeptical about the effectiveness of these measures, citing concerns over accessibility and the ongoing humanitarian disaster.