Israeli forces shot at a United Nations convoy of armored vehicles in the central Gaza Strip on Thursday evening. The convoy, marked with UN insignia, was returning from delivering aid, including flour, in the northern part of the territory. No one was injured in the incident, but it underlines the significant challenges faced by humanitarian efforts in Gaza amid Israel’s ongoing bombardment. The Israeli military has not yet commented on the episode. Aid workers and deliveries have been targeted before during Israel’s military offensive in Gaza, with many UNRWA staff members having to flee their homes. The restrictions on aid and fuel entering the territory, as well as road closures and extensive damage from the bombardment, have severely limited UNRWA’s ability to work.