Jeremy Bowen, an international editor of the BBC, took the Jordan military plane that dropped humanitarian aid to Gaza.
He heard that Jordan people did not want Israel to shoot while his crew was boarding outside the window of the plane.
But in the window, Bowen said he could not see anything of the lively community that he knew well in the northern part.
Israel, who controls the entry of all supplies to Gaza, denied that there is a hunger in Gaza and dismissed the responsibility for food shortages.
Humanitarian groups repeatedly said that air drops will not get enough supplies.
