'We need a real solution': Gazans welcome aid plan but fear it will not end crisis

Residents of Gaza cautiously welcome reports of a temporary humanitarian pause to allow aid into the besieged enclave, but stress the need for a lasting solution. Israel will open humanitarian corridors to deliver food and medicine after international pressure. Gazans face severe shortages of essentials, with malnutrition rising, especially among children and those with dietary needs. The aid plan is a hopeful sign, but locals fear starvation will continue without a comprehensive resolution.