The Israel-Hamas war in Gaza is now in month 20, with no end in sight.
The war is grinding on,
and negotiations for a ceasefire for hostage exchange are officially ongoing,
but we haven't seen any breakthrough yet.
That's our colleague Anat Pellid.
She's been covering the conflict in Gaza.
and the humanitarian crisis that's unfolding there.
A crisis that's been getting worse.
Last week, a controversial new plan was put in place to help distribute aid.
It's backed by Israel and the U.S.,
and it promises to deliver food to Palestinians in Gaza.
But implementation has been mired in chaos and disorder.
Gazans who are very hungry and desperate and all of them trying to make their way to these centers and get food,
get boxes of food.
And what we've seen, you know, on the first day, the very first day of the launch.
We saw large crowds break into one of the distribution sites and there was looting and there was chaos and the American staff had to retreat.
And we know that the Israeli military fired warning shots.
Violence has broken out twice this week as Palestinians made their way to a distribution center.
More than 40 Gazans have been killed trying to get aid,
according to the Gaza Health Ministry, rescue services and witnesses.