Gaza's fragile ceasefire faced its first major test sunday as israeli forces launched a wave of deadly strikes, saying hamas militants had killed two soldiers, and an israeli security official. Fighting in the gaza strip has come to a halt, and while much remains to be negotiated before anything resembling peace touches the palestinian enclave, a new ceasefire has raised hopes that a flood of aid will at least help end the widespread starvation there
Israel cut the number of gaza aid delivery trucks, citing an alleged hamas ceasefire breach Humanitarian workers detail challenges getting aid into gaza despite ceasefire organizations say there are many logistical challenges in delivering aid. Npr's leila fadel speaks with jonathan fowler of the u.n
Relief and works agency for palestine refugees.
