Gaza has been starved of aid for so long that even with some security gangs or just desperate hordes (non Hamas) are trying or have invaded lorries.
A further complication is that many have no means for cooking, so the flour deliveries are of limited use bakeries now need security.
From BBC timeline.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c8repn0dv4xt
Water?
"Aid has started entering Gaza, including some drinking water, but fuel has not been included so far. Israel says there is no fuel shortage in Gaza.
Parents in Gaza have told the BBC that after 19 months of war, their children are now used to drinking salty water. Doctors say they’ve seen a rise in serious kidney problems because of this.
“We know it is undrinkable water, and we still drink it,” says Raed al-Zaharneh, a father-of-four in Khan Younis. “We’ve had stomach pain and diarrhoea, but we put up with it. What do we do? We need to drink. There’s no alternative.”
(Israel cut power lines to Gaza’s main desalination plants in March, saying it wanted to pressure Hamas to release its remaining hostages. Since then, the plants’ capacity have dropped significantly)
Meanwhile the bombing continues
"Israel has continued its military offensive with deadly strikes on the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza, Deir al-Balah in the centre, and Khan Younis in the south.
The military says it had hit over 75 what it described as "terror targets" in the past day.
This is why we need journalists on the ground - no specifying what these "terrorist targets" are, no warnings given.
