White House communications security advisor John Kirby stated that US humanitarian aid to Gaza by air complements the slow-moving ground aid. However, a ceasefire plan is still necessary, according to The Washington Times. He emphasized the need to continue exploring alternative ways of delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza after Israeli forces killed over 100 people when they tried to reach a humanitarian aid convoy on Thursday, February 29. According to him, the airdrop of aid was a challenging operation, as Gaza is a very densely populated area. Therefore, it was important to bring aid as clo…