International pressure has led Israel to allow more aid into the Gaza Strip, but the flow remains insufficient to address the worsening hunger crisis. While there has been an increase in aid trucks and airdrops, most supplies are intercepted by desperate crowds or armed groups before reaching official distribution points. Ongoing violence, lawlessness, and military restrictions further complicate the delivery and distribution of food, leaving many Palestinians at risk. Aid organizations warn that recent measures are inadequate and that only a sustained, secure flow of assistance can begin to address the severe levels of hunger and malnutrition in Gaza.