This week, Israel permitted the entry of humanitarian supplies into Gaza, following an 80-day period during which food, water, and medical supplies were largely blocked. As a result, the United Nations resumed some aid deliveries to the region. UN officials have expressed concerns that the amount of aid allowed is insufficient to meet the needs of Gaza's population, and that delivering this aid could pose risks to UN workers due to the security situation. Meanwhile, reports indicate that the United States and Israel are developing plans to reduce the UN's involvement in relief operations in Gaza. This could involve alternative mechanisms for distributing aid, although specific details of these plans have not been publicly disclosed. The situation remains fluid, with humanitarian organizations monitoring developments closely.