Gaza humanitarian aid trickles in as ceasefire comes into effect

The UN's World Food Programme has said it dispatched more than 130 trucks of aid to the Gaza strip since Hamas and Israel agreed to a ceasefire on Saturday. The fragile agreement faced its first test when Israel said on Tuesday the flow of vital humanitarian assistance into the territory would be cut by half and the crucial Rafah border crossing with Egypt would not open on Wednesday as planned, accusing Hamas of failing to comply with the deal agreed last week by delaying the return of the bodies of hostages. Israel then pulled back the threat on Wednesday Israel reportedly pulls back from threat to slash humanitarian aid entering Gaza Gaza ceasefire – live updates