Stephen Kalin has been reporting on aid in Gaza for the Wall Street Journal.

There's aid going in on the ground from Egypt, which is neighboring Gaza, but Cyprus back in November offered to help get aid into Gaza by sea,

in large part because the aid situation in Gaza

was getting so desperate that aid groups

started looking for alternatives to ground transportation. So they started doing air drops and World Central Kition

started pushing the idea of a sea route from Cyprus. They're taking 200 tons of aid,

flower, rice, pre-prepared meals.

I was in Cyprus right after they sent their first ship off

and they sent their second shipment this past weekend.

It normally takes about 15 hours to get from Lornica to Gaza, but in fact it will take about 50 hours.

That shipment was picked up by World Central Kitchen Aid Workers in Gaza, the same ones who are later killed by Israeli forces.

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