Palestinians in Gaza say aid efforts not enough to reach all those in need

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Palestinians in Gaza say aid efforts not enough to reach all those in need  The Israeli military said ten-hour "tactical pauses" in certain areas would allow for the increase of aid into Gaza.  READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2025/07/28/palestinians-in-gaza-say-aid-efforts-not-enough-to-reach-all-those-in-need  Subscribe to our channel. Euronews is available on Dailymotion in 12 languages

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00:00Palestinians in Gaza say aid delivered over the weekend is not enough and hasn't

00:08reached the population of over two million. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said

00:16minimal aid would be allowed to enter Gaza after images of starvation drew international criticism.

00:23We didn't see anything. We didn't see any help from the outside or from the air or from any place.

00:33Here we are standing on the road and we don't see anything. Here we are standing here in the

00:40flames like the flames. We're waiting for the flames in the flames in our flames.

00:45There was a couple of times in a second and third. And they said that the flames would be

00:49coming. We didn't see anything. We didn't see anything. We didn't see anything. The

00:54situation is very difficult. I'm not able to live. I'm not able to live with our children.

00:58We don't see anything. We don't see anything. No, especially when we return to our house.

01:03Here we go. The situation is a waste. There is no food or drink.

01:10Israel has implemented daily 10-hour tactical pauses in parts of Gaza to allow for limited

01:16humanitarian access. However, the UN said the measures would remain insufficient,

01:21and the World Food Programme has called for reliable corridors and consistent access to deliver aid at

01:27scale.

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