On February 5, a UN convoy made its way to northern Gaza with the aim of providing much-needed food aid to an estimated 300,000 people still living in the area. It never made it. Despite the convoy taking a route approved by the Israeli military, it was hit by Israeli forces and then ordered to turn back. With exclusive access to correspondence between UNRWA, the UN relief agency in Gaza, and the Israeli military, as well as an internal UNRWA incident report, CNN’s Katie Polglase reports on how the convoy came under fire. Read more: https://cnn.it/3OMVBjh
