Netanyahu resumes letting aid into Gaza after international pressure
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Israel will allow aid into the Gaza Strip for the first time in months following increased pressure from the nation’s allies to prevent famine in the region.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that the country will allow “a basic quantity of food to be brought in” to Gaza after the country escalated its military activities in the area. The new aid effort will endanger the assault, the Israeli government said.
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