Israel to open Gaza humanitarian corridors as aid drops begin
Israel said it was ready to establish human corridors to allow Gaza to Gaza after the increase in international pressure.
On Saturday, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said that humanitarian aid will allow air drops to continue.
The first drops consisted of seven palette containing flour, sugar and canned food provided by international organizations.
The announcement emerges by the increase in international pressure to allow more assistance to Gaza as organizations warn for mass hunger after organizations for two million people of the region for months.
“IDF,” Gaza Strip aimed to improve a series of actions aimed at improving and “intensely populated areas of humanitarian pauses are ready to apply,” he said.
Despite the evidence, he rejected the “wrong claim of deliberate hunger in the Gaza Strip”.
He also stated that he continued to purify a salt that he said to a salt purification plant in Gaza “will serve approximately 900,000 residents”.
Reuters reported that Palestinian sources in Northern Gaza have confirmed that air drops continue late on Saturday.
Israel has cut all the materials in Gaza since the beginning of March and continued with new restrictions in May.
With the US, Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) and allowed it to operate in Gaza.
Palestinians have almost daily reports Killed while searching for help Since GHF started operations in late May. Witnesses said the BBC was most shot by Israeli forces.
The UN accused the country for a growing food crisis in Gaza and some Israeli allies, and called for the unlimited entry and delivery of aid because the Ministry of Health said that dozens of people died without malnutrition. On Saturday, it was damaged in 125 in the last few days, including 85 children.
The World Health Organization (WHO) chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreysus described the crisis as “human -made mass hunger”.
IDF, said in a statement that he is responsible for food distribution to the population in Gaza “UN and International Aid Organizations” and organizations should “help Hamas not to reach Hamas,” he said.
