UN halts aid deliveries through Gaza's main crossing due to looting concerns

The UN agency for Palestinian refugees has stopped aid deliveries through Gaza's main crossing due to looting by armed gangs. This decision follows multiple thefts of aid convoys, worsening the humanitarian crisis as winter approaches. The Kerem Shalom crossing, the primary route for aid into Gaza, has become too dangerous. Previously, it accounted for a significant portion of aid deliveries, but safety concerns have led to its closure for aid transport. Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have resulted in civilian casualties, including children. Meanwhile, discussions for a ceasefire continue behind the scenes, but no agreements have been reached regarding the ongoing conflict.