Humanitarian aid operations resumed in Gaza on Thursday as the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation reopened its central distribution center near the Netzarim Corridor, following a day of chaos and disinformation reportedly fueled by Hamas. The center is one of two currently active in a large-scale effort to deliver food to civilians across the war-torn enclave.
Shortly after operations resumed, reports emerged of an Israeli strike near the facility, adjacent to the Netzarim Corridor. No injuries were reported, but sources said the strike appeared to be another attempt—likely by Hamas—to disrupt aid efforts. The IDF also dropped leaflets calling on civilians to evacuate northern Gaza, saying that ground operations were expanding.
Throughout the morning, large crowds of Gazans, including many families with children, gathered at the distribution site. According to the foundation, 14,616 food parcels were distributed across three centers on Wednesday: 4,824 in the central Rafah hub, 3,312 in another Rafah site and 6,480 at the central Gaza Strip location.
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