Thank you. That's a great question.
There has been significant progress in terms of not only the delivery of humanitarian aid but also its distribution. We know that the most difficult moments of crisis were when there wasn't enough aid entering the Gaza Strip, as well as periods when distribution networks and distribution points were severely reduced.
Since the peace plan on October 10, there's been a very clear increase in humanitarian aid. Renowned international UN agencies have taken full control and responsibility for humanitarian aid. That means that the volume has increased, since Israel and the Israeli armed forces are letting in a lot more trucks. Distribution points have also increased tenfold.
That inevitably has an impact. The more food and medicine available, the less crime that gets injected into the system. I'm thinking of looting in this case. I'm sorry, it's the English term that comes to mind.