After the first phase of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza came into effect, sources from the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) revealed on the 10th that aid materials and other necessary materials destined for the Gaza Strip will begin to enter the Gaza Strip on the 11th. At present, several United Nations agencies are calling on Israel to immediately open all border crossings in the Gaza Strip and lift restrictions on the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East in order to deliver humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip unimpeded.

The UN Office for Relief and Engineering for Palestinian Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) posted on social media a statement by its communications commissioner, Tuma.Tuma said the Middle East Relief Project currently has sufficient food reserves to supply the entire population of Gaza for three months, which is critical to controlling the hunger that has already arisen in the Gaza Strip.

On January 30, the Israeli government banned the Near East Relief Project, which prohibits the agency from all cooperation, communication and contacts with Israel.

On the 10th, UNICEF spokesman Ingram said that as many people in Gaza returned home, they were in urgent need of larger humanitarian assistance because their homes were severely destroyed. To this end, the Foundation calls on Israel to open all border crossings to Gaza as soon as possible to speed up the entry of aid materials and alleviate the humanitarian crisis.