In light of ongoing conflict in Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has pledged a new aid delivery plan aimed at ensuring supplies reach the besieged population. Despite claims of easing the blockade, many Gazans are still waiting for essential food and medical supplies, with humanitarian officials warning of catastrophic starvation risks, especially among infants. Aid trucks have recently begun entering Gaza after more than two months, yet reports indicate that aid is not sufficiently reaching those in need. The UN has expressed concern over the critical hospital conditions and the potential for mass famine, while the Israeli government insists that all of Gaza will soon be under its control. The situation raises pressing questions about the effectiveness of current aid strategies and the dire plight of civilians in the region.