President Joe Biden authorizes emergency humanitarian aid for Gaza after over 100 Palestinians are killed during aid convoy encounter with Israeli troops. U.S. military conducts food airdrops to address dire situation in Gaza.
Key Points
President Joe Biden authorized emergency aid after Palestinians killed during aid convoy encounter
U.S. military conducts food airdrops to Gaza to help address starvation
Airdrops seen as a supplement to ground transport for aid delivery
Pros
Emergency aid provided to address dire situation in Gaza
Airdrops can quickly deliver supplies to specific locations
Cons
Airdrops are not an efficient means of aid distribution
Ground transport is more effective for moving larger volumes of aid