Jeremy Bown from the BBC goes on a plane that will drop help

The BBC Jeremy Bown International Editor took a Jordanian military plane that would land in Gaza.

Jordan told him that Israel does not want to depict our crew outside the plane windows while he was on board.

But from the window, Bowen said he could not see anything that remains from the vibrant societies he knew well in northern Gaza.

Israel, which controls the entry of all supplies to Gaza, denied that there is starvation in Gaza and refused accusations of responsibility for the lack of food.

The Palestinians were requested in the neighborhoods across parts of northern Gaza by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to evacuate and move in the south. The IDF said that its army operates in northern Gaza “eliminating terrorists and terrorist infrastructure.”

Humanitarian groups have repeatedly said that the air of the air will not get enough supplies in Gaza, and called for more trucks to enter.