Gaza Strip: In a significant humanitarian development, a convoy of about 200 aid lorries entered the Gaza Strip on Friday morning. This marks the largest daily entry of aid into the region since the commencement of Israeli strikes on October 7. The entry of the convoy follows the implementation of a four-day truce between Israel and the Hamas movement.

According to Jordan News Agency, the truce agreement has facilitated a substantial increase in daily aid deliveries to Gaza. Before the onset of the conflict, the average number of daily aid deliveries was around 500. The increase in aid is a crucial step in addressing the immediate needs of the Gaza population amidst the ongoing conflict.