The first nine aid trucks have been allowed into Gaza with food and emergency supplies

Israeli officials say they've allowed dozens of trucks carrying aid to enter Gaza after imposing an 11-week blockade. UN health officials say malnutrition rates in Gaza have risen during the blockade - and could rise exponentially, if food shortages continue. Yousra Abu Sherekh is a project manager for the aid agency in Gaza INARA, the International Network for Aid Relief and Assistance. She is also a mother of two young boys. Even with a job she struggles to feed her husband and children.  She spoke to our reporter Anne Barker.   Guest: Yousra Abu Sherekh, project manager for the aid agency INARA, in Gaza Producer: Anne Barker