Four American aid distribution points in the Gaza Strip will likely begin operations Monday or Tuesday rather than Sunday as planned, due to logistical reasons. Three points have been established in the Rafah area, between the Morag and Philadelphia corridors, while the fourth point was set up on Salah al-Din Road, between the Netzarim corridor and the central camps. Distribution will work as follows: a family representative will arrive at the center and receive a food box after undergoing security screening at the entrance. The main concern is massive queues, and Israeli officials estimate that once the operation begins running, international criticism will subside.