'We can’t airdrop our way out of an unfolding famine,' UN food chief says of Gaza

The chief of the United Nations World Food Programme, Cindy McCain, stated that airdrops are an insufficient solution for the unfolding famine in Gaza. Due to Israel's siege, 500,000 people are currently starving, and the only way to deliver aid at the necessary scale is by land. McCain emphasized the urgency of the situation, noting that while airdrops are appreciated, Gaza is out of food and time.