In response to the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, Israel has announced the resumption of aid airdrops, set to begin tonight. Despite the urgent need for food and medicine, agencies have criticized this approach as chaotic and a mere distraction from the escalating hunger crisis, with warnings that airdrops could endanger civilians. The UK, along with Jordan and other nations, is also coordinating efforts to drop humanitarian assistance into Gaza. However, there are rising concerns about the effectiveness of these operations, as hundreds of trucks filled with aid remain stalled at the border. The International community, including the UN, has expressed skepticism, calling the airdrops an inefficient solution to a deepening crisis, while local reports indicate that starvation claims more lives daily.