Palestinians in Gaza City could be seen jumping onto aid trucks on Sunday (May 25) in a desperate attempt to get much-needed food.

A total of 107 aid trucks belonging to the United Nations and other aid groups carrying flour, food, medical equipment and pharmaceutical drugs were transferred on Thursday into the Gaza Strip, the Israeli military said.

Israel imposed the aid blockade in early March, accusing Hamas of stealing aid meant for civilians. Hamas rejects the charge, saying a number of its own fighters have been killed protecting the trucks from armed looters.

Israel has announced that a new system, sponsored by the United States and run by private contractors, will soon begin operations from four distribution centres in the south of Gaza, but many details of how the system will work remain unclear.

Israeli military strikes killed at least 23 Palestinians across the Gaza Strip on Sunday, including a local journalist and a senior rescue service official, local health authorities said.

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GAZA CITY, GAZA (MAY 25, 2025) (OBTAINED BY REUTERS – Access all)

1. UNICEF AID TRUCK ARRIVING / PALESTINIANS ATTEMPTING TO JUMP ONTO TRUCK TO GET FOOD PARCELS

2. HALF-EMPTY AID TRUCKS DRIVING AWAY QUICKLY / PALESTINIANS RUNNING AFTER TRUCKS WITH SOME OF THEM INSIDE TRUCK

3. VARIOUS OF PALESTINIANS RUNNING AND GATHERING AS THEY WAIT FOR AID TRUCKS

4. VARIOUS OF EMPTY AID TRUCKS MOVING AMONG CROWDS