Despite ceasefire, Gaza faces severe hunger and aid coordination issues

Despite celebrations over a ceasefire, Gaza remains devastated, with most residents displaced and tens of thousands, including 55,000 malnourished children, facing severe hunger. The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says aid groups are ready to deliver food, water, and medical supplies, but uncertainty surrounds who will coordinate the aid. Israel has banned the UN refugee agency from Gaza, while aid distribution through the controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has seen deadly incidents. Aid organizations warn that the current 400-truck daily aid quota is insufficient, as the humanitarian and health crises deepen.