US President Joe Biden announced airdrops of food and emergency supplies into Gaza, where Israel has restricted land routes for humanitarian aid, saying the US would work with Jordan and other nations in the coming days. The article reports criticism that airdrops are a temporary and costly measure, alongside casualty figures from the conflict since 7 October.
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Local hospital administration reports that 80% of the injuries being treated are gunshot wounds.
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has killed 30,228 Palestinians and wounded 71,377 others since 7 October.
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Earlier reports gave 112 people 2 Feb, 20:59 Maldives Republicat least 18,787 18 Dec, 17:19 Maldives Republic
has killed 30,228 Palestinians and wounded 71,377 others since 7 October.
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Earlier reports gave 148 people 2 Feb, 20:59 Maldives Republicover 51,000 18 Dec, 17:19 Maldives Republic
where over 100 Palestinians were killed after Israeli forces opened fire on a crowd of hungry Palestinians scrambling for food aid.
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Biden announced the decision during a meeting with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni at the White House.
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Jordanian and French air forces have already conducted airdrops, overcoming the limitations posed by security concerns that hinder ground access for aid trucks.
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