For the second consecutive day, aid convoys have entered Gaza from Egypt as Israel continues its intensified airstrikes in the conflict sparked by Hamas's attack.

On Sunday, seventeen aid trucks crossed into the Gaza Strip to provide essential assistance to the besieged Palestinian territory.

The conflict has left Gaza in dire need, with extensive damage and limited access to vital supplies.

The United Nations expressed concern after the first convoy of 20 trucks passed through on Saturday, estimating that the aid delivered was only 4% of Gaza's daily imports before the war began.

They emphasized that a significantly larger number of aid trucks, at least 100 per day, is required to meet the needs of the 2.4 million Gazans, half of whom are children, who have been deprived of essential supplies