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Aircraft parachute more humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip

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Parachutes with humanitarian aid fall from the sky following an airdrop in northern Gaza, seen from Israel. Israel has delayed the delivery of aid by ground, leading the United States and other countries to turn to airdropping assistance in addition to planning for maritime deliveries. IMAGES

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