Israel has announced a series of tactical pauses in military activities across several areas of Gaza as international outrage mounts over the worsening humanitarian crisis and widespread starvation. These pauses are intended to facilitate the entry of minimal aid into the territory, with reports indicating that aid airdrops are also resuming. Meanwhile, Jordan and the UAE have initiated their own aid drops into the region. Despite these efforts, aid organizations warn that the measures may be insufficient to address the dire situation, with ongoing concerns about the high death toll and the critical lack of food and resources. Israel is facing mounting pressure both domestically and from the international community to ease restrictions on aid and ensure safe routes for convoys into Gaza.