Close world news in Gaza block, hungry Palestinians and dozens of United Nations Food trucks

Palestinians at the Gaza Strip blocked and removed dozens of food trucks, the United Nations World Food Program said on Saturday, as a ceasefire mounts the frustration after the inch conversation of Israel. The WFP stated that 77 trucks were taking assistance, most of the flour, stopped by hungry people who took the trucks to take food before reaching their destination. About three months of Israeli blockade on Gaza has pushed a population of more than 2 million to the verge of famine. While the pressure in recent times has reduced slightly as Israel allowed some aid to enter, aid organizations say that enough food is getting away.

Hamas said on Friday that it was reviewing an American proposal for a temporary ceasefire, which has been approved by Israeli officials. US President Donald Trump said that the negotiaters were close to a deal. According to Hamas and Egyptian officials, a ceasefire will stop the fight for 60 days to release some of the 58 hostages held in Gaza in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, still the 58 bounds held in Gaza will be released, who were not authorized to talk on the condition of anonymity. The WFP said that the fear of starvation in Gaza is now high despite the entry assistance. A statement said, “We need more food that is flooding with food for the next few days to calm the concerns and to re -create confidence with communities,” it is sufficient to bring more than 140,000 MT of food – it is sufficient to feed ghazas for two months – ready to bring. A witness from the southern city of Khan Younis said that the Associated Press was stopped on a Mekshift Roadblock and was removed by desperate citizens in thousands. Most people installed flour bags. He said that at one point a forklift was used to unload the palette. Fearing rebellion, the witness spoke on the condition of anonymity. The United Nations said earlier this month that Israeli officials have forced them to use unprotected routes within areas controlled by the Israeli army in the eastern regions of Rafa and Khan Younis, where armed gangs are active and trucks were stopped. Israel’s army did not immediately answer questions. There is a lack of attacks, gangs and protection, an internal document in the United Nations, an internal document, which was shared with the help groups about the security incidents seen by the AP, stated that there were four incidents of facilities looted in three days in the end of May, not involved on Saturday. The United Nations says that it is unable to receive adequate assistance due to the fight. On Friday, United Nations spokesperson Stephen Dusarric said it only picked up five trucks of cargo trucks from the Palestinian side of the Carem Shalom crossing, and other 60 trucks had to return due to acute enmity. A new US-and Israeli-backed Foundation began operating in Gaza this week, distributing food at several sites in a chaotic rollout. Israel says that the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation will eventually change the aid operation that the United Nations and others have done during nearly 20 months of the war. It says that the new system is necessary, accusing Hamas of closing a large amount of aid. The United Nations denied that there was a significant turn. The GHF works with armed contractors, which says that food needs to be delivered safely. Help groups have accused the foundation of militaryleising aid. The Israeli strike killed at least 60 Israel, continuing its military operation across Gaza, saying that dozens of targets were killed in the previous day. Gaza’s Health Ministry said that at least 60 people were killed in the last 24 hours from Israeli attacks. It states that three people were killed by Israeli bullets in Rafah early Saturday. Three other people were killed – parents and a child – when their car was killed in Gaza city. And an Israeli strike killed a tent -shelter displaced people in Khan Younis, six died, Nasir Hospital spokesperson, Vam fare said. The war began when Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people, most of them took citizens and 250 hostages. The prisoners of them remain in 58 Gaza. Israel believes 35 died and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that there are “doubts” about the fate of many others. According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, the Israeli strike has killed more than 54,000 Gaza residents, mostly women and children, who do not distinguish between citizens and fighters.