US EditionWHO Chief Says Continuous Medical Aid Into Gaza 'Critical'
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 29 – Aid convoys have increased to 130-180 trucks daily, delivering food and medicine to 2.4 million Palestinians amid a prolonged Israeli blockade and ongoing humanitarian crisis.
- Humanitarian aid trucks entered Gaza via Egypt’s Rafah crossing on Monday, carrying essential food and medical supplies for 2.4 million residents amid a widening hunger crisis.
- Following the breakdown of ceasefire negotiations, Israel implemented a complete blockade starting March 2, which was partially eased in late May with limited aid deliveries and daily military pauses established to support humanitarian efforts.
- Despite these efforts, most aid trucks arriving via Egypt were looted before reaching storerooms, with Hamas officials blaming criminal gangs allegedly under Israeli protection for the thefts.
- The World Health Organization dispatched 10 trucks loaded with vital medications, equipment for laboratory work, and supplies for testing water from Egypt to Gaza, with more trucks and shipments of blood products anticipated, highlighting the importance of maintaining a steady delivery of medical materials.
- Limited aid deliveries and the blockade raise humanitarian concerns amid calls for safe access and a ceasefire, while Israel faces international legal challenges for alleged war crimes in Gaza.
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"We continue to call for sustainable, safe and unhindered access to medical aid as well as a ceasefire," said its Managing Director, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, while ten trucks from the UN agency are heading towards the enclave border.
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Most aid trucks from Egypt looted before reaching Gazan warehouses – report
Of 132 trucks, only 37 safely reached their destinations for distribution to civilians in the Strip. By Batya Jerenberg, World Israel News Most aid trucks entering the Gaza Strip from Egypt on Sunday were looted before reaching the storerooms from which international organizations could distribute the goods to civilians in need, Al-Araby al-Jadeed reported Monday. A confidential source told the Qatari-owned newspaper based in the UK that “a larg…
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