Aid is flooding into the Gaza Strip following the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, bringing relief to a territory devastated by war. However, Palestinians and aid workers face challenges in ensuring that the assistance reaches everyone. The possibility of fighting resuming if the ceasefire breaks down is also a concern. Aid distribution is complicated by destroyed roads, Israeli inspections, and the threat of unexploded bombs. While more aid is entering Gaza, there are still restrictions on essential items, and some Palestinians complain that the influx of aid has only benefited middlemen. The damaged water network and poor sanitary conditions also pose a threat to the health of Palestinians.