UN says 90 lorry loads of aid now in Gaza after three-day delay at crossing
Summary
More than 90 truckloads of aid entered Gaza through the Kerem Shalom crossing after Israel eased a blockade that lasted 11 weeks. The aid, including food and medical supplies, was delayed due to safety concerns, and organizations say much more is needed to address the significant shortages faced by Gaza's population.Key Facts
- Over 90 truckloads of aid entered Gaza from the Kerem Shalom crossing after a three-day delay.
- The aid included flour, baby food, and medical supplies, and was distributed to warehouses in Gaza.
- An 11-week blockade by Israel had previously stopped aid deliveries.
- The UN said the delays were because of safety issues along the access route approved by the Israeli military.
- Israeli authorities allowed 100 more truckloads through, but the UN stated this was not enough for Gaza's needs.
- There are severe food shortages and high prices in Gaza, affecting 2.1 million people.
- The Palestinian Health Minister reported recent deaths linked to starvation in Gaza.
- Aid organizations highlighted the need for a safe and continuous flow of aid to address urgent needs.
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