Israel resumes aid drops on Gaza, opens humanitarian corridors

Israel resumes aid drops on Gaza, opens humanitarian corridors

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Israel has allowed foreign countries to drop aid over the Gaza strip amid mounting international pressure over the ongoing hunger crisis in the Strip. Karling Donoghue reports.

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