 NPR's producer in Gaza, Anas Baba, drives along the Saladin Road in Rafah. It's the main road from the Kerem Shulam border crossing, one of the only entry points for both aid and commercial goods into Gaza right now. Israel's daytime, quote, tactical pause is along this approximately seven-mile stretch. Anas films on his phone out the window. His friend is at the wheel. Strewing about the street are ripped open empty bags of flour and grain, puffs of white and brown against the black asphalt.