Aircraft from seven countries, including Indonesia, delivered 154 pallets of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip today, according to the Israeli military. The aid consisted of several hundred kilograms of food per pallet and was dropped as part of ongoing efforts to address the hunger crisis in the region. Indonesia's participation is notable, as it does not have diplomatic relations with Israel. While airdrops have provided some relief, officials note that they supply only a small portion of the needed aid compared to deliveries by land and carry safety risks for civilians on the ground. Since late July, more than 415 tons of aid have been airdropped into Gaza.