The World Food Program revealed on Sunday that “a small number of trucks are delivering food supplies to families in the Gaza Strip, whose members have been without food for several days.”

The United Nations program wrote, in a blog post on its account on the “X” platform: “Due to the scarcity of available fuel, a small number of trucks can deliver vital food supplies to families in Gaza, whose members have been without food for several days.”

He added: "Our teams are on the ground and supervising the movement of food trucks, but the matter becomes more difficult with today's bad weather and the intensification of the winter cold."

Today, the 44th, the Israeli army is waging a devastating war on Gaza, leaving 12,300 Palestinians dead, including 5,000 children and 3,300 women, in addition to more than 30,000 injured, 75 percent of whom are children and women, amid calls to open an international investigation into the Israeli attacks, and stop Immediate firing for humanitarian reasons.