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A fragile truce between Israel and Hamas has entered its second day, bringing temporary relief to Gaza as humanitarian aid begins to reach the war-torn region. The four-day pause, which started Friday at 7 a.m. local time, marks the first major halt in hostilities since the conflict erupted on October 7.
Over 50 trucks carrying food, water, and medical supplies rolled into Gaza on Friday—a critical lifeline for civilians facing shortages. While the death toll has climbed to 15,950, according to local authorities, this pause offers hope for further negotiations and aid distribution.
'This is a small window, but we need it to become a door,' said one UN official, urging both sides to extend the truce. Analysts warn the situation remains tense, with Israel vowing to resume military operations if Hamas violates the agreement.
The conflict—now entering its 50th day—has drawn global attention, with protests erupting worldwide. As young activists mobilize online using hashtags like #FreePalestine and #StandWithIsrael, the stakes for lasting peace feel higher than ever.
Stay tuned as we track whether this pause becomes a turning point—or just another chapter in one of the world's most complex conflicts.
Over 50 trucks carrying food, water, and medical supplies rolled into Gaza on Friday—a critical lifeline for civilians facing shortages. While the death toll has climbed to 15,950, according to local authorities, this pause offers hope for further negotiations and aid distribution.
'This is a small window, but we need it to become a door,' said one UN official, urging both sides to extend the truce. Analysts warn the situation remains tense, with Israel vowing to resume military operations if Hamas violates the agreement.
The conflict—now entering its 50th day—has drawn global attention, with protests erupting worldwide. As young activists mobilize online using hashtags like #FreePalestine and #StandWithIsrael, the stakes for lasting peace feel higher than ever.
Gaza Aid Surge: Ceasefire Brings Hope Amid Crisis
