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A limited number of trucks containing humanitarian aid have been allowed into the Gaza Strip as Israel ramps up its air strikes on Hamas targets in the region.
Janti Soeripto, CEO of Save the Children, said there were many humanitarian concerns in Gaza before violence started in the region. The recent escalation has only added to a dire situation, she said.
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