With hunger looming, Palestinians haul flour from aid trucks

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With hunger gnawing at daily life, Palestinians clutch sacks of flour-precious lifelines from dwindling aid trucks. As the World Food Programme scrambles to deliver vital supplies, each bag becomes a symbol of deepening crisis. In land ravaged by conflict, survival now rides on the back of humanitarian aid.

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People carrying sacks of flour walk along al-Rashid street in western Jabalia amid the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas. (AFP)
 

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A man walks with a sack of flour on his back with others along al-Rashid street in western Jabalia, after humanitarian aid trucks reportedly entered the northern Gaza Strip through the Israeli-controlled Zikim border crossing, amid the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas. (AFP)

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Sacks and boxes of humanitarian aid from a World Food Programme convoy are carried by Palestinians to their respective abodes. (AP)
 

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Humanitarian aid, including food supplies from a World Food Programme convoy, is carried by Palestinians. (AP)
 

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Palestinians unload and carry humanitarian aid items delivered by World Food Programme truck.(AP)
 

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Palestinians carry sacks and boxes of food and humanitarian aid unloaded from a World Food Program convoy that had been heading to Gaza City, in the northern Gaza Strip. (AP)

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A Palestinian boy carries a sack of food and humanitarian aid unloaded from a World Food Program convoy that had been heading to Gaza City, in the northern Gaza Strip. (AP)

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Palestinians carry sacks and boxes of food and humanitarian aid that was unloaded from a World Food Program convoy that had been heading to Gaza City in the northern Gaza Strip. (AP)
 

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