India and 50 other countries have teamed up at the United Nations, urging Israel to let humanitarian aid reach people in Gaza without obstacles.
With winter closing in and conditions getting worse, the focus is on getting help, especially shelter, water, sanitation, and health supplies to civilians, women, and children who need it most.
Open corridors from Egypt and Jordan
The group wants safe corridors opened from Egypt and Jordan so relief can get through.
They're also pushing for protection of health care workers and hospitals under international law.
The joint statement reiterates their call to the incoming Israeli government to allow and facilitate rapid and unimpeded humanitarian access throughout Gaza, with the big picture: a push not just for aid now but also for lasting peace in the region.