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A boy cradles a clear bottle of what appears to be cooking oil in a crowded scene.
A child cradles a bottle of cooking oil outside an aid distribution site in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on May 27. [Hatem Khaled/Reuters]
A man with a package of rice in each hand gestures in southern Gaza, making a sweeping motion with his arms.
Thousands of Palestinians showed up at an aid centre on Tuesday set up by the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. [Hatem Khaled/Reuters]
A boy flashes a peace sign as he balances a cardboard box of supplies on his head.
Cardboard boxes packed with thousands meals were prepared for distribution as the aid site opened. [Hatem Khaled/Reuters]
Crowds of thousands gather on a road as they seek supplies in southern Gaza.
Organisers were forced to briefly close the distribution centre, as aid-seekers rushed the site out of hunger. [Hatem Khaled/Reuters]
Palestinians reach into an open cardboard box of aid, featuring "Teatime biscuits" and cans of food.
The packages included food supplies like rice, cooking oil, biscuits and canned food, though Al Jazeera journalist Hind Khoudary said one box was unlikely to feed a family for long. [Abdel Kareem Hana/AP Photo]
A child leans against two stacked cardboard boxes labelled GHF
Israel only recently began allowing limited aid shipments into Gaza to resume, after imposing a total blockade in March. [Hatem Khaled/Reuters]
A young boy carries a bulging cardboard box on his shoulder
Critics fear the limited aid entering Gaza will be insufficient to cover the needs of the more than 2 million residents living in the Palestinian territory. [Hatem Khaled/Reuters]
A bearded man carries a cardboard box over his shoulder, flashing a peace sign with his free hand.
Fears of famine as a result of the aid blockade has amplified the pressure on Israel to allow food and other basic supplies to reach Gaza's people. [Abdel Kareem Hana/AP Photo]
A view of the crowd receiving aid in Rafah, including a white car, a mule, a boy carrying cardboard boxes labeled GHF and many people.
Some Palestinians arrived at the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation's aid centre with cars, carts or mules, in order to better transport much-needed supplies. [Abdel Kareem Hana/AP Photo]
A man uses both hands to hoist a cardboard box atop one shoulder as he walks through a crowd.
The aid centre run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has been controversial, in part due to its ties to Israel and its ally, the US. [Abdel Kareem Hana/AP Photo]
A woman balances a package of food atop her head as she leaves a humanitarian aid centre
Experts with the UN have called the situation in Gaza 'one of the world’s worst hunger crises, unfolding in real time'. [Abdel Kareem Hana/AP Photo]
A boy holds up a glass jar of food as he sits on the back of a cart filled with cardboard boxes. The men and boys around him gesture, some with their arms in the air.
This month, the UN reported that 57 children have died of malnutrition since the start of the blockade on March 2. [Abdel Kareem Hana/AP Photo]
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