The U.N. yesterday criticized Israel’s new aid operation in Gaza as the country faced mounting anger from Europe over the war and growing pressure from the U.S. to reach a truce.

The UN says its teams in Gaza have not yet been able to distribute aid despite dozens of supply trucks entering the territory over the past two daysIsraeli officials said 93 trucks entered Gaza on Tuesday, carrying aid including flour, baby food, medical equipment, and pharmaceutical drugsBut the UN said, despite trucks reaching the Palestinian side of the Kerem Shalom crossing, no aid has been distributed so farIsrael agreed on Sunday to allow a "basic amount of food" to enter Gaza, where global experts have warned of a looming famineInternational pressure on Israel has continued to grow - the UK has suspended trade talks over what it described as Israel's "morally unjustifiable" military escalation in GazaIn response, Israel's foreign spokesman said external pressure would "not divert Israel from its path in defending its existence" UN says aid yet to reach Gazans as pressure grows on Israel

What the strong resistance to the new model reveals: a lack of good faith on Israel’s part to adhere to its obligations under international law.