While land routes could be the most efficient way to get aid into Gaza, President Biden has directed that ‘we not wait for the Israelis’ to get more humanitarian help in, more quickly.
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Many of the estimated 300,000 people still living in the isolated north have been reduced to eating animal fodder to survive.