United States forces are now working alongside Israel to oversee and coordinate the transfer of aid into Gaza, according to an Israeli security official. The move comes as part of a ceasefire plan, with a United States-led Civil-Military Coordination Center taking a central role in managing what aid enters Gaza and how it is distributed. Israeli officials maintain that their security services remain involved in policy and supervision, with decisions being made jointly as the new coordination center is integrated.

Despite the ceasefire and the establishment of the coordination center, humanitarian agencies report that the amount of aid reaching Gaza remains insufficient. The ceasefire agreement, reached a month ago, was intended to allow a significant increase in aid deliveries, but restrictions on certain organizations and items persist. The United States is expected to lead further coordination efforts with the international community to address ongoing challenges in aid delivery.