<p>Israel's military said on Monday that five U.N. trucks carrying humanitarian aid, including food for babies, were allowed into Gaza via the Kerem Shalom Crossing.</p><p>Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was forced to agree to allow a limited amount of aid into the besieged enclave in response to global concern at reports of famine.</p>
<p>Israel's military said on Monday that five U.N. trucks carrying humanitarian aid, including food for babies, were allowed into Gaza via the Kerem Shalom Crossing.</p><p>Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was forced to agree to allow a limited amount of aid into the besieged enclave in response to global concern at reports of famine.</p>