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Israel to let aid into Gaza, but bombing continues

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Kaukab Shairani | Mohammed Al-Kahlout
October 20, 2023

Israel has confirmed that it will allow a limited number of trucks carrying humanitarian aid to enter Gaza and will not block supplies. But, as the UN calls for unrestricted access, the region is still being bombed.

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