Oxfam warns that minor aid steps by Israel can’t undo months of deliberate starvation

Oxfam International has voiced strong concerns that Israel's limited efforts to increase aid access to Gaza are insufficient. The organization emphasizes that airdrops and a small number of trucks cannot reverse the effects of months of "engineered starvation." Bushra Khalidi, Oxfam's policy lead, is advocating for the reopening of all border crossings to ensure the safe and unimpeded delivery of aid throughout Gaza. Khalidi also called for a lasting ceasefire to facilitate effective aid distribution and prevent further suffering.