Brink of famine: Humanitarian aid dropped into Gaza amid crisis

A series of aid drops have been made into Gaza in an effort to bring the population back from the brink of famine. More than two million people in the Gaza Strip are struggling to access food, particularly in the north. This comes as more than 30,000 Palestinians have been reportedly killed in Israeli attacks on the region since the Hamas October 7 attacks, according to the Gaza Health Ministry. The UN estimates one in six children younger than two in the north are suffering from acute malnutrition. The aid agencies used to take in about 500 truckloads of aid per day and say this method is not going to be adequate. Jordanians, along with a growing list of countries, are getting increasingly frustrated at the lack of progress on a ceasefire and the high number of casualties.