What is in the aid parcels in Gaza?

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Aid parcels in Gaza typically contain flour, oil, sugar, canned food, and other basic food supplies. Residents report that these provisions are insufficient, lacking items like eggs, meat, and fruit. Distribution remains chaotic, with many unable to access full packages and some only obtaining a few items. The situation is exacerbated by gangs reselling aid at inflated prices, and airdrops are criticized as inadequate and sometimes dangerous.

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Inside an aid package dropped from the sky over Gaza

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Inside an aid package dropped from the sky over Gaza

Aid packages dropped over Gaza contain basic provisions, but residents say they do not include eggs, meat, or fruit and are not enough to meet families' needs.