With Gaza ceasefire talks at an impasse, agencies have said the lack of aid getting into Gaza is creating a catastrophic situation.
Organisations say only about a tenth of the aid needed is making its way into Gaza, with the north of the territory worst affected.
Outside of a limited number of air-drops, virtually all supplies are being delivered through two border crossings in the south, both controlled by Israel.
But agencies say there is only a trickle getting through.
Various alternatives are being considered to boost aid supplies to Gaza, including increased airdrops and a maritime aid route.
To find out more, watch Aengus Cox’s assessment of the aid requirements for the enclave, as well as the challenges in getting essential supplies to those who need them most.
